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Ulhasnagar: Family alleges Rs 1.5 lakh bribe demand for release of rescued minor; CWC denies claims

Speaking to Mid-Day, the family claimed they were informed that their daughter would be sent home only after they paid the amount

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The victim. Pic/Navneet Barhate

The victim. Pic/Navneet Barhate

The Child Welfare Committee (CWC), along with the Hill Line Police in Ulhasnagar, recently foiled an attempt by a family to marry off a 16-year-old girl, following which she was sent to a remand home. Now, the girl’s family has alleged that CWC officials are demanding Rs 1.5 lakh for her "release."

Speaking to Mid-Day, the family claimed they were informed that their daughter would be sent home only after they paid the amount. They also alleged that despite multiple requests, they have not been given clarity on the legal process for her release.

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