The newborn baby found abandoned in a bucket near a dustbin at Jamgodia under Chas police station in Bokaro recently was admitted into BGH hospital on Tuesday. The baby is now quite well and on Tuesday handed over to Deoghar child care centre.
According to Dr Sailesh Kumar Chaurasia, Deputy Commissioner of Bokaro district, the baby boy was spotted by one Mukund Madhav recently, who informed Police Control Room (PCR). "Upon receiving report of the incident a team had rushed to the spot and the baby was immediately had taken to a nearby BGH hospital for necessary medical treatment and procedures,” said the DC.
“A case was registered in this connection and the matter was being probed. Police team is also looking for the baby’s parents in adjoining areas. We are also scanning CCTV footage in the area to identify the person who left the baby here,” said the Officer-in Charge.
The police team is also scanning through missing complaints related to babies that have been registered in various Police Stations. It is also being probed if the child was abandoned by an unwed mother. Hospital records are being checked for details of missing baby,” the DC added.
Latter, the baby was quite well and on Tuesday, the combined team alongwith Bokaro DC Dr Shailesh Kumar Chaurasia handed over to the representative Uttam Kumar of Special Adoption Agency, Deoghar in presence of Mukund Madhav Dr Vinay Kumar Singh, Sudhir Kumar Singh, Priti Prasad, Sandhya Sinha and Sarita Kumari. The DC appreciated the role of Bokaro Sadar hospital and BGH hospital. He stated after the child had received required medical treatment, it has been entrusted to the care of one of the Special Adoption centre in Deoghar district this afternoon.