New Delhi: Rs 50,000 reward for informers on sex determination
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New Delhi: In a resolve to put a tab on the dipping rates of sex ratio, the Delhi government has decided to introduce "informer reward scheme" whereby Rs. 50,000 would be awarded to persons who help authorities crack down practitioners, hospitals, labs and private clinics, which are conducting sex determination violating the provisions of the PC-PNDT Act.
In the quest to eradicate the malpractice, the delhi government has now called out to people and pregnant ladies who can pose as decoy in sting operations to nap down miscreants.
The cash incentive obviously comes with a rider. The amount will not be given to the person any-time just after the help. It is mandatory that the culprit is caught and the raids are successful, only after which the reward will be awarded.
The draft is under process while, it will probably be a beneficial deal for the government and for the betterment of nation.
Dr Satyajit Kumar, Delhi state programme officer, PC-PNDT, told
In the quest to eradicate the malpractice, the delhi government has now called out to people and pregnant ladies who can pose as decoy in sting operations to nap down miscreants.
The cash incentive obviously comes with a rider. The amount will not be given to the person any-time just after the help. It is mandatory that the culprit is caught and the raids are successful, only after which the reward will be awarded.
The draft is under process while, it will probably be a beneficial deal for the government and for the betterment of nation.
Dr Satyajit Kumar, Delhi state programme officer, PC-PNDT, told
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