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Immediate-action guides for situations where a child may be in danger, distress, abandoned or at urgent risk.

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Emergency HelpUse when a child may be in immediate danger. Report Path FinderChoose issue and get the official route. Official Routes1098, 112, PENCIL, eBaalNidan and cyber route guidance. State Help HubsFind state-level public protection information. Awareness ToolkitShare safe public awareness cards and messages. Verification ProgressReview source status and coverage progress.

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Guide: Child protection reporting

For child distress abuse abandonment or exploitation call 1098 and contact district child protection or child development authorities where available.

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Emergency Help1 min read

Child protection reporting guide

For any child in distress, abuse, exploitation, abandonment or trafficking risk, call 1098. In immediate danger, call 112. Keep the child safe and avoid confronting offenders…

Verified Last checked: 2026-04-28Read guide →

Official Route Box

Use the right route first

Call 1098 or 112

Child in danger

Use first when a child may be in immediate danger, distress, abuse, exploitation, or abandonment.

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Use PENCIL + 1098

Child labour

Use the official child-labour reporting route and keep location details ready.

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Use eBaalNidan

Child rights complaint

Use for child-rights violations requiring NCPCR attention.

Open official route →
Use cybercrime route / 1930

Online abuse

Use for online blackmail, abuse, exploitation, grooming, or cyber harm.

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