Madhya Pradesh Leads India in Infant Abandonment Cases for Fifth Year

Madhya Pradesh has topped the nation in infant abandonment cases for the fifth consecutive year, with shocking incidents of newborns left in dangerous situations. The National Crime Records Bureau highlights the ongoing crisis, often driven by fear, social stigma, and policy issues.

16 Apr, 08:34 — 16 Apr, 08:34

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Newborns left in dustbins, buses, forests: MP tops infant abandonment for 5th straight year

Madhya Pradesh leads the nation in infant abandonment cases. Shocking incidents reveal newborns left in dangerous situations, some surviving miraculously. The National Crime Records Bureau highlights this ongoing crisis. Fear, social stigma, and policy pressures drive these extreme acts. Addressing this requires urgent awareness and support systems.

By LAIRENLAKPAM WARLI

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Newborns left in dustbins, buses, forests: MP tops infant abandonment for 5th straight year

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