The Delhi Commission for Protection of Child Rights (DCPCR) has stated that despite several efforts the address of Lycipriya Kangujam could not be found.
Subsequently, DCPCR directed the former member of Manipur Commission for Protection of Child Rights to provide the present residential address within 15 days or else the case would be closed.
It is the second time the commission has directed the former member of MCPCR to provide the residential address of the child.
In August, the senior consultant of DCPCR directed the former member to provide the residential address of the child along with a contact number within fifteen days i.e. on or before September 3, 2021, for further enquiry and action for care and protection to be taken up.
Further, on December 23, the commission directed the former member for providing the residential address of the child within fifteen days i.e. January 11.
The commission also gave a condition that if the former member does not provide the address and contact number of the child by then, the case for enquiry, care and protection will be closed.
It may be mentioned that the former member of MCPCR, Keisham Pradip has lodged a complaint to the DCPCR and requested for stopping media trial and exposure of a minor and giving counselling service.
In the interest of the child of a minor girl of about 10 years, the former member requested the DCPCR by stating that the girl child is at the extreme receiving end of unremitting aggressive media trial and exposure.
