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Shishu Niketan 66 Public School, Behlolpur

A workshop on ‘POCSO Act and safety rule’ was held at the school by Behlolpur Dispensary in-charge Dr Kirandeep Kaur and AIMS Medical college interns Dr Apoorva and Dr Maheshwaran. The workshop was concluded by Headmistress Abhilasha. Children were sensitised...

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Behlolpur, Updated At : 11:47 AM Nov 28, 2024 IST

A workshop on ‘POCSO Act and safety rule’ was held at the school by Behlolpur Dispensary in-charge Dr Kirandeep Kaur and AIMS Medical college interns Dr Apoorva and Dr Maheshwaran. The workshop was concluded by Headmistress Abhilasha. Children were sensitised to Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO Act). Students were informed about child helpline 1098 to ask for help if anyone touches them in a wrong manner. The four-step safety rule was also explained.

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