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Kids in Crime Web? Net Help At Hand, "WWW.DPJJU.COM" Police Launch Website For ParentsBy ugesh sarkar, Section News
When Rahul Enrike (19) was arrested with his friends for snatching a chain from a woman on a Vasant Vihar road in south Delhi to buy an expensive gift for his girl- friend, it caught his `affluent' family off guard.
 Bewildered, his parents told the police they had noticed some unusual behaviour in their son but did not know what to do. Now, there is a glimmer of hope for such families. Parents worried for their `deviant' children can log on to a website www.dpjju.com and seek help. Launched by the Delhi Police, it has names of sev- eral NGOs and agencies that can counsel the children. The police launched this web- site in view of the rising num- ber of incidents where teena- gers have taken to crime. "If parents notice any deviant behaviour in their children, they should bring it our notice," said Sudhir Yadav, joint commis- sioner of police, juvenile justice unit. "There are several agen- cies working in collaboration with us that will counsel them." vijaita.singh@hindustantimes.com Source: Hindustan Times By Vijaita Singh Kids in Crime Web? Net Help At Hand, "WWW.DPJJU.COM" Police Launch Website For Parents Click On "Full Story" For More...
Over 100 NGOs have been roped in. Their names, address- es and contact numbers have been displayed on the website.
It also has the names of books that parents can make use of. Taking a cue from the 2004 MMS scandal , a separate page has been dedicated to `teen sex- ting'. "Under pressures from friends, peers and even adults, the teenagers are becoming vic- tims of sexting. Often it results in widespread distribution among colleagues, friends and family, resulting in embarrass- ment, harassment and black- mail," the website reads. It also addresses issues like underage drinking and child trafficking, besides helping par- ents identify whether their child is being abused or not. A first of its kind, parents can now post their queries regarding their children on this website that will be answered by experts Schools have also been roped in and have been asked to edu- cate children on "gun culture" The website will also be addressing issues of child protection rights
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