
The Delhi High Court recently issued a stern warning to the Union Ministry of Railways and the Delhi Government, observing that the national capital has become a "mandi" (market) for child trafficking.
The Bench noted that despite existing Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), the menace remains unabated due to ineffective implementation.
The Court highlighted rampant trafficking at major railway stations and sought detailed data from the NCPCR.
The Court also raised concerns over "re-trafficking," where rescued children are allegedly returned to exploitative conditions instead of being placed in child welfare custody.
[Just Rights for Children Alliance v. UOI & Ors.]
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