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Kolkata on edge after police intercept 62 madrasa children travelling without valid documents


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Happened 3 days ago. TBH Bengalis deserve this for allowing all this to develop in the first place. WB turning into another Bangladesh?
"The children were travelling from a madrasa in Purnia, Bihar to another madrasa in Satara, Maharashtra. " How are bengalis responsible for this ? Are you referring to the protests ?
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This is not the first time this is happening. - May 2015 http://www.newindianexpress.com/states/kerala/29-Kids-Brought-from-Various-States-Rescued/2015/05/21/article2825067.ece

KOCHI: A group of 29 children travelling in the Delhi Hazrat Nizamuddin-Trivandrum Central Rajdhani Express were rescued by Ernakulam Childline officials and Railway police on Wednesday morning. The children brought from various states such as Bihar, Orissa and Haryana to the Kadheejathul Kubra Islamic Complex at Nettoor were found to be travelling without required documents at the Ernakulam Town railway station. The group of boys aged between seven and 15, alighted at the Ernakulam Town railway station and were waiting to return to their orphanage when passengers of the same train alerted the railway police. The Childline officials were alerted by the railway police, who then took the children to the Childline office.
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http://indianexpress.com/article/india/india-others/hc-orders-cbi-to-probe-into-children-trafficking-in-kerala/ Kerala Child trafficking: HC orders CBI probe (July 2015)
Acting on a public interest litigation, a division bench of the Kerala High Court on Monday ordered a CBI probe into the trafficking of children from north and northeastern states to orphanages in Kerala.The division bench of Chief Justice Ashok Bhushan asked the CBI to step in despite the state government opposing probe by a central agency. Trafficking of children from other states to Kerala orphanages hit the headlines last year when 450 children from Bihar and Jharkhand were brought to a few Muslim-run orphanages in North Kerala. The railway police in Palakkad had then booked the ‘agents’ involved on charges of trafficking children without proper documents and even railway tickets.
According to sources, children from other states are in demand because of shrinking enrollment of local students, which threatens to lead to the closure of schools run by orphanage trusts. Some trusts that run schools have actually opened orphanages only to ensure steady flow of students to their schools and to stay in business. Agents, claim sources, find ‘eligible’ children in north Indian villages — in Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, West Bengal, Assam, Manipur, Jammu and Gujarat — and at the start of an academic year bring them in batches to Kerala. In the past, the Indian Union Muslim League (IUML), an ally of the Congress-led Government, had alleged that the state government was trying to prevent the functioning of institutes meant for destitute Muslim children. The IUML had then stated that the orphanages were not involved in the sale of children for sexual exploitation or organ trade and the government should desist from oppressing them by pointing out procedural lapse
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"The children were travelling from a madrasa in Purnia' date= Bihar to another madrasa in Satara, Maharashtra. " How are bengalis responsible for this ? Are you referring to the protests ?
:facepalm: Jeebuz...
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"The children were travelling from a madrasa in Purnia' date= Bihar to another madrasa in Satara, Maharashtra. " How are bengalis responsible for this ? Are you referring to the protests ?
no he is referring to something else.... :facepalm: why do i get the feeling Muslims in WB basically want no law to touch them? Reading some of the comments in the new piece posted by the OP, it appears that this might be used as an excuse for the hanging of Yakoob Menom. I hope that is not the case....
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