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Jammu and Kashmir: 19 children rescued from orphanage

The civil administration and police conducted the raid Friday after some children complained that they were being "harassed and tortured" at the facility run by a pastor from Kerala

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The children, aged 5 to 16, have been shifted to government-run Bal Ashram and Nari Neketan. Pic/Twitter

The children, aged 5 to 16, have been shifted to government-run Bal Ashram and Nari Neketan. Pic/Twitter

Nineteen children, including eight girls, have been rescued from an unregistered orphanage in Jammu and Kashmir's Kathua district during a raid, officials said on Saturday.

The civil administration and police conducted the raid Friday after some children complained that they were being "harassed and tortured" at the facility run by a pastor from Kerala.

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