Ambikapur, May 01, 2011: A special task force of Chhattisgarh Administration has rescued three child labourers from various business establishments of Sarguja district in the state, officials said today.
A special task force led by Joint Collector S R Souri rescued three child labourers below the age of 14 years from two different places of Sarguja district on Thursday last, officials said today.
After a raid in a eating joint (Dhaba) of Khadgawakala, on Pratappur Main road, two child labourers were rescued where as in another case one child was rescued from a hotel in Godhanpur area near Forest barrier, they said.
Cases have been registered against the business establishments for engaging child labourers, they added.
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