Children rescued at Tangla railway station
Tangla Railway Protection Force (RPF) and Pherengadao NGO members rescued two children from Tangla railway station on Saturday. The rescued kids were identified as Kaushik Adhikari (14) S/O Dhiren Adhikari, a resident of Debottar village under Golokganj PS of Dhubri district and Jyoti Rajput (14) of Uttar Pradesh. The girl child Jyoti stated that she was accompanied by a man to Tangla railway station. In recommendation of Child Welfare Committee Udalguri the childrens have been kept at ROSS child care home, Tangla.
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