Operation Muskan rescues 664 children across Cyberabad in July

Cyberabad police rescued 664 children from exploitative conditions, including child labor, during a month-long operation in July. Most of the children were reunited with their families, while legal action was taken against those responsible for their exploitation.
Why it matters
Demonstrates the scale of child labor issues and the effectiveness of coordinated law enforcement interventions.
Cyberabad police rescued 664 children, most of them engaged in child labour, during the month-long Operation Muskan-XII carried out across the Commissionerate in July.
The special drive, conducted from July 1-31, focused on tracing missing children and rescuing children from child labour, begging, rag-picking and other forms of exploitation. Seven special teams, each comprising a Sub-Inspector, four police constables and a woman police constable, carried out inspections at industries, companies, shops and other establishments, besides conducting drives to identify children in distress.
Details of rescued children were uploaded on the Darpan app.
Of the 664 children rescued, 644 were boys and 20 girls. As many as 655 children were rescued from child labour, eight from unauthorised madrasas and one was identified as a street dweller. No child beggar was found.
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