Bundi, 28 October – Special monitor of NHRC for child and bonded labour, Dhananjay Tingl, said seeing a child rise from child labour to become a teacher or doctor is a great source of pride
Tingl delivered this message at a district‑level workshop held at Hotel Ananta on Wednesday, stating that rehabilitation of child and bonded labourers is possible only if legal process is followed after rescue
Legal process must be followed
Victim families should benefit from government schemes to effectively curb child labour and child marriage
Coordination between departments and NGOs
He instructed all NGOs to work in tandem with district administration
Key speaker at the workshop
Excellent work is underway in the district to prevent child marriage; he directed the creation of an action‑plan calendar for resolving child labour cases, under which a mega event will be held monthly through the ‘Baalika Shakti Manch’
The workshop was attended by District Police Superintendent Avnish Kumar Sharma, National Coordinator of International Labour Organization Narsimhun Gadiraju, NHRC State Coordinator Deep Banerjee, child rights expert Dr. Vikram Shreevastav, regional manager of ActionAid Association Mrs. Sion Kongari, chairperson of Child Protection Committee Seema Poddar, assistant director of Child Rights and District Child Protection Unit Ramraj Meena, and other officials