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Boy assaulted by stepfather in Keralam shifted to shelter home

Boy assaulted by stepfather in Keralam shifted to shelter home

His siblings and mother also shifted to the shelter home; action following intervention of Women and Child Development Minister Bindhu Krishna, who had directed officials to take urgent steps to relocate the mother and children to safety

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The 13-year-old boy who was subjected to brutal assault by his stepfather in Chadayamangalam has been shifted to a Child Welfare Committee (CWC) shelter home along with his siblings and mother.

Immediate protection was ensured for the family following the intervention of Women and Child Development Minister Bindhu Krishna, who directed officials to take urgent steps to relocate the mother and children to safety.

The Minister had visited the child’s residence on Friday to assess the family’s condition. During her visit, she interacted with the mother and children, assuring them of all necessary support. She also instructed the authorities concerned to initiate immediate measures to guarantee their safety and secure their future, which directly led to the CWC stepping in to move the family to the shelter home.

Alongside providing shelter and protection, steps are being taken to ensure a steady source of income for the mother. As part of this initiative, she will be offered a temporary job at the shelter home itself. Meanwhile, the children will be provided with safe accommodation, essential psychological support, and proper care.

“The government will make no compromises in safeguarding the rights and safety of children, and will continue to extend full protection and support to distressed families,” said the Minister.

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