Children would be provided with their every right so that by living best life they could become better citizen and could delineate their contribution in the development of country and State, said Women and Child Development minister Archana Chitnis while speaking at a state level workshop organised on the occasion of Establishment Day of Madhya Pradesh Human Rights Commission (MPHRC).
The workshop that was held here at the auditorium of the NITTTR on Wednesday was presided over by MPHRC working chairman Virendra Mohan Kanwar while chairman of Children Rights and Protection Commission Raghvendra Sharma was guest of honor.
Chitnis in her address further said, “Children’s heart is very soft and serene that needs sympathy and affection. It is somewhat different and difficult to work for children in comparison to adults. While working for children heart is required more than the brain.”
She said that for working for children the psyche based on rights has to be discarded and has to work with dutiful psyche withy that their difficulties naturally comes to fore.
MPHRC working chairman Virendra Mohan Kanwar in his address said, “Children are priceless heritage of the country and the progress and development of the nation depends on their golden development. It is the responsibility of the State and society to ensure basic amenities to the children. The children should be made aware with their rights and duties.”
He said that many cases pertaining to children came before the MPHRC and in all of them the Commission made important recommendations. The Commission is of the view that the schemes like Janni Suraksha should be formulated for rape victims and the children born after rape.
Similarly Commission has made recommendations for Children Rights and Protection Commission and the government should pay attention over them, he added.