” One of the girl from Nepal has an Adhaar card issued from Mt Abu while her parents address proofs belong to Nepal. Another girl’s Adhaar is from Sonipat, her mother lives in Delhi while father is at Kanpur. Similarly another girl’s mom lives in Delhi, father in West Bengal but she hails from Chattisgarh. Its really difficult to determine their true addresses and shift them accordingly” Gajendra Singh Chundawat, a CWC member informed. Meanwhile, the committee has also sought a social investigation report of the rescued minors. ” The report will include every detail of the child like her parents, family background, education level, physical condition etc which is essential for considering her rehabilitation” Bhawna Paliwal, the committee chairperson said.
The committee has ordered shifting of two Chattisgarh girls to the CWC of their concerning districts. ” We have written to the Superintendent of Police to provide us a team which would escort these girls to their respective native lands but the team is yet awaited” Paliwal said. The committee members also said that parents of 60 rescued girls have reported here but 7 girls including 2 from Assam, one each from Nepal, Sikkim, Karnataka, West Bengal and Bihar have not turned up yet. Another issue in the case is that Sirohi collector had mentioned 128 girls to be living in the Adhyatmik Gaumukh School at Mt Abu. However, from the 67 minors found in Rajsamand, details of 57 girls have been matched while 10 girls were newly inducted as per the institution’s records. ” It has to be ascertained where the remaining 71 girls have been sent. If they have left the school and gone to their parents, there should be proper documentation,we are finding out that details too” Chundawat told Udaipur Kiran.
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