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Child rights body's parental control on Xmas

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December 16, 2024

Ahead of Christmas Day, Madhya Pradesh Child Rights Commission wrote to the government and all district collectors saying parents' written consent is necessary for participation of students in events, playing particular roles and wearing specific attires at those events.

- ANURAAG SINGH @Bhopal

Child rights body's parental control on Xmas

AHEAD of Christmas Day, Madhya Pradesh Child Rights Commission wrote to the government and all district collectors saying parents' written consent is necessary for participation of students in events, playing particular roles and wearing specific attires at those events.

The MP child right panel wrote to the state government and all district collectors to ensure that all schools compulsorily get the consent of respective parents for their ward's participation at various events in schools.

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