Rohtak: Kids sensitised on ‘bad touch’

Rohtak, April 19 A team of the District Child Protection Unit, along with the principal and staff members of a government school at Sanghi, sensitised the students about the POCSO Act, child rights, child marriage, helpline numbers — 1098 and...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 01:24 PM Apr 20, 2024 IST

Rohtak, April 19

A team of the District Child Protection Unit, along with the principal and staff members of a government school at Sanghi, sensitised the students about the POCSO Act, child rights, child marriage, helpline numbers — 1098 and 112 — and the Juvenile Justice Act during an awareness session organised today.

The Protection Officer from District Child Protection Office, Moni, said, “If any of you gets trapped in such a situation, you should not be afraid and protect yourself by saying no or shouting.

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