Karkala: Child Protection officials thwart sale of two young children


Daijiworld Media Network - Karkala (HB)

Karkala, Jan 7: A man who was finding it impossible to look after his two young children, volunteered to sell them off. This strange incident happened at Neere village near Bailoor in the taluk on Monday, January 6.

Anand, who belongs to Dalit community, offered to sell his two children for money. Based on reliable information they gathered, officials of the district child protection unit rushed to the spot. After questioning the father, they handed over his two children to Krishnanugraha Adoption Centre at Santhekatte Udupi in the interests of the safety of the children.

Anand from Neere had married five years back. His wife abandoned him and his children two years ago before going away. Anand is left to fend for his four and half year’s old son and three and half year-old daughter. Anand, who set up a small hut in government land, was looking after his children and aged mother. He earns livelihood by working as coolie. He found it very hard to raise the children. Therefore, he planned to sell them. The locals who came to know of this plan, alerted the child protection unit.

Official of the unit Sadananda Nayak, legal observer Prabhar Acharya, Neere Panchayat development officer Ankita Nauyak, gram panchayat members Hyder Ali and Premavathi Nayak, village accountant Vasant Jari, Ganesh, Sahil Shetty, Sunanda etc visited the spot, checked the facts and rehabilitated the children.

 

 

  

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  • jhanavi, Mangalore

    Tue, Jan 07 2020

    Sad.. poor kids ... they are suffering for no fault of theirs.. hope someone adopts them together... really sad... there are few people who are so fitly rich that they can feed their next 5 generation, such is the accumulated money. But here just two kids cannot survive because of poverty. They just dont need money bit they also need love as they are too small.. How could the mother do this.. she could have taken them together.. i just imagine how the kids might be feeling

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  • francis lobo, Mangalore

    Tue, Jan 07 2020

    Implementation of NRC /CAA will make these people who does not have residence will become illegal. At least they will get the refugee camps to stay rather than staying in a dilapidated house with food and searching for jobs. Their children will also be illegal refugees as they also do not have records. This will be fate of many people who will not have any records to show.

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  • Vinod, Mangalore

    Tue, Jan 07 2020

    What happens to these kids next? Hope they trace the mother and together decide the fate of these kids. I believe without clearance for adoption the kids will just grow in the centre.

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  • Nagu, Mangalore / Dubai.

    Tue, Jan 07 2020

    Where is Shobha.

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  • Anand, Mangalore

    Tue, Jan 07 2020

    Karkala MLA Sunil working hard in this issue....we will vote him again...

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  • Nasir, Bajpe

    Tue, Jan 07 2020

    Why such news are not highlighted in the media.

    Its really heart wrenching.

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  • S Shetty, Tulunaad

    Tue, Jan 07 2020

    So heartwrenching to read the story may god bless them..

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Tue, Jan 07 2020

    Rs. 15 Lacks could have Helped ...

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  • Alwin, Mangalore

    Tue, Jan 07 2020

    They are natives of India. Still exploited. No protection

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