Karnataka Commission for Protection of Child Rights (KCPCR) raided an NGO office located at Chelagatta area of Bellary Road in Bangalore on Thursday and rescued 42 children who were sexually abused by the owners of the NGO.
The matter came into light when a child from the NGO informed ‘child helpline’. The KCPCR team came into action and raided the NGO named ‘Church of Christ Home’.
During the raid KCPCR officials rescued 42 children including 19 girls. All of them were between 8-18 years and hailed from different states.
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