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Three officials have been suspended for negligence in the Bhopal children’s illegal home case, according to officials on Sunday (January 7). Chief Minister Mohan Yadav had confirmed earlier that the 26 girl inmates of the children’s home who were alleged to have gone missing were, in fact, safe. He had directed the officials to take immediate action against such institutions operating illegally.
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The officials who have been suspended have been identified as Brijendra Pratap Singh, the Child Development Project Officer (CDPO) currently posted in Ganjbasoda, CDPO Komal Upadhyay, and Supervisor Manjusha Raj. In addition to them, Women Child Development Officer Sunil Solanki and Assistant Director Women Child Development Ramgopal Yadav have also been suspended. A show cause notice has been issued in relation to this matter.
How did the matter come to light?
The matter came to light when Priyank Kanungo, the chairman of the National Commission for Protection Of Child Rights (NCPCR), made a surprise visit to the Aanchal Girls’ Hostel in the Parwalia area on the outskirts of Bhopal. During the visit, it was discovered that 26 girls were missing out of the 68 whose entries were recorded. Former Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan had also requested Chief Minister Yadav to take action on this matter.
Chief Minister Yadav has assured that the 26 girl inmates of the children’s home who were alleged to have gone missing are safe and have been identified.
What did the police say?
On Saturday, the police stated that a case had been registered in connection with the alleged disappearance of a girl from the children’s home.
Pramod Kumar Singh, the Bhopal district rural Superintendent of Police, confirmed that all the missing girls were safe and with their families.
On Thursday, the police filed a First Information Report (FIR) based on the complaint of district program officer Ramgopal Yadav against Anil Mathew for allegedly running the children’s home illegally.
The complainant stated that Mathew failed to provide a registration certificate for the facility, and 26 out of the 68 girl inmates were missing.
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