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17/02/2026

SUCCESSFUL RESCUE & RELEASE – BONDED LABOURERS FREED IN HARYANA
A powerful step toward justice and human dignity.

Today, with the intervention of the District Administration,
bonded labourers who were illegally confined and exploited at a brick kiln in Haryana have been successfully rescued and released.

Law Power Association had filed a detailed legal complaint highlighting violations under the **Bonded Labour System (Abolition) Act, 1976, Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, Minimum Wages Act, Inter-State Migrant Workmen Act, and the **SC/ST (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, 1989

Following due process, authorities conducted action leading to the safe release of the workers.

What the Workers Faced

The rescued labourers were:

* Trapped under illegal bonded debt created through advance payments
* Denied full wages and basic labour rights
* Living without proper food, sanitation, electricity, or medical care
* Subjected to threats, intimidation, and physical abuse
* Prevented from freely returning to their native state

Such conditions amount to **forced labour and modern slavery**, prohibited under Article 23 of the Constitution of India.

We sincerely thank the District Administration for taking timely action and upholding the rule of law.

Bonded labour is not merely exploitation — it is an assault on human dignity.

We remain committed to ensuring that every worker lives and works in freedom.

If you witness bonded labour or trafficking, report it. Your voice can save lives.

17/02/2026

SUCCESSFUL RESCUE OF 21 BONDED LABOURERS – FARIDABAD, HARYANA

Justice and dignity prevail once again.

Law Power Association successfully intervened in a case of bonded labour at M.S. Shiv B.K.O. Brick Kiln, Village Chhaisa, District Faridabad, Haryana.

Following a detailed legal plaint submitted before the District Magistrate, Faridabad, highlighting grave violations under the Bonded Labour System (Abolition) Act, 1976, Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, SC/ST (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, 1989, and constitutional protections, authorities conducted action leading to the rescue and release of 21 bonded labourers.@everyone@followers

17/02/2026

SUCCESSFUL RESCUE OF 17 BONDED LABOURERS – DEORIA, UTTAR PRADESH

Today marks a powerful victory against modern-day slavery.

After filing a detailed legal complaint before the District Administration of Deoria, 17 bonded labourers have been successfully rescued from an illegal brick kiln operation at Village Gopal Pur, P.S. Bhatani, District Deoria, Uttar Pradesh.

The rescue was initiated following intervention by Law Power Association (LPA) under the leadership of Advocate Yogesh Parshad.@highlights@everyone@highlight

24/01/2026

24/01/2026

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20/01/2026

Bonded Labourers Released | Articles Recovered | Justice Delivered
Today, with the active support and legal intervention of Law Power Association, bonded labourers were successfully released, and their illegally detained articles including tractors, trolleys, a motorcycle, and household belongings were recovered.
This action was taken in clear violation of:
Article 23 of the Constitution of India
Bonded Labour System (Abolition) Act, 1976
Minimum Wages & Labour Welfare Laws
🔹 The case highlights how exploitation, illegal debt bo***ge, and confiscation of workers’ property are still being used to suppress vulnerable labourers.
🔹 Law Power Association remains committed to rescue, release, rehabilitation, and prosecution in all such cases.
✊ Bonded Labour is a Crime — Not a Tradition
✊ Freedom, Dignity & Justice for Every Worker
📌 We urge District Administrations to act swiftly and ensure rehabilitation, compensation, and strict legal action against offenders.
Law Power Association
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20/01/2026

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NHRC Intervention Case: Reportedly, the boy stepped off the train to fetch water at the Railway Station but could not board it again to be with his father due to the heavy crowd.

20/01/2026

📢 NHRC Issues Directions in Case of 897 Rescued Child Labourers from Andhra Pradesh
A significant step towards justice and accountability ✊
The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC), New Delhi has disposed of Complaint No. 98/1/0/2026-CL with Directions in the matter concerning 897 rescued child labourers from Andhra Pradesh, on a complaint filed by Law Power Association.
🔹 Key Directions by NHRC (20.01.2026):
✅ The complaint has been transmitted to the Chief Secretary, Government of Andhra Pradesh
✅ The concerned authority has been directed to take appropriate action within 8 weeks
✅ Action must be taken by associating the complainant / victims
✅ The complainant must be informed of the action taken
This case involves serious violations of child rights, including denial of education, forced labour, and exploitation, as highlighted in the complaint filed before NHRC . The NHRC order formally acknowledges the matter and mandates state-level action .
⚖️ Law Power Association will closely monitor compliance and ensure that:
• Rehabilitation benefits are provided
• Accountability is fixed
• Child rights are effectively protected
🧒 Justice for children is not charity — it is a constitutional obligation.
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20/01/2026

NHRC Takes Cognizance of Complaint on 7,678 Child Labour Victims – Directions Issued to Telangana Government
Law Power Association welcomes the important action taken by the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) in connection with the complaint filed regarding 7,678 children forced into labour in Telangana.
The NHRC, after examining the complaint submitted by Yogesh Parshad, Law Power Association, has disposed of the case with directions and formally transmitted it to the Chief Secretary, Government of Telangana. The concerned authorities have been directed to take appropriate action within 8 weeks, in coordination with the complainant/victims, and to inform about the action taken .
This complaint highlights grave violations of:
• Child rights and right to education
• Bonded and forced labour laws
• Constitutional protections under Articles 21, 23 & 24
• National and international child protection standards
Law Power Association reiterates its demand for:
✔ Immediate investigation and prosecution of offenders
✔ Release certificates and rehabilitation of all rescued children
✔ Compensation, education, and long-term protection
✔ Accountability of officials responsible for lapses
This is a crucial step, but justice will be complete only when every child is rehabilitated and every perpetrator is punished.
📌 We will closely monitor compliance with NHRC directions and continue our legal fight for child rights and human dignity.
✊ Stop Child Labour | Uphold Human Rights | Justice for Every Child
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Law Power Association
📍 Sangrur, Punjab
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