Keralam Child rights panel books case over alleged mistreatment of three-year-old
The Kerala State Commission for Protection of Child Rights has initiated a suo motu case following allegations that an anganwadi worker forced a three-year-old child to clean up after vomiting. The child's parents claim that local authorities failed to take adequate action despite a preliminary inquiry.
Why it matters
This highlights critical gaps in child protection oversight and accountability within state-run early childhood education facilities.
Keralam Child rights panel books case over alleged mistreatment of three-year-old PATHANAMTHITTA The Kerala State Commission for Protection of Child Rights has registered a suo motu case over reports that an anganwadi worker in Pramadam made a three-year-old girl remove her clothes and clean the floor after she vomited while running a fever.
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