Crime
Patrol joins hands with Nobel Peace Prize winner Kailash Satyarthi for a
special series on child labour & bride trafficking during
Republic Day
As
India gears up to welcome it’s 66th Republic Day, Sony entertainment
television’s Crime Patrol Satark is all set to showcase a
heart-wrenching
series in a collaboration with Nobel Peace Prize winner Kailash
Satyarthi. Around Republic Day, the series is set to explore special
cases on child labour and bride trafficking.
Increase
in crime rates play a decisive role in hindering the growth of a nation
as a unit and there is a strong need to monitor the crimes
across the country. Crime Patrol – Satark, a docu-drama aimed at crime
prevention by recreating a dramatized version of real life cases
attempts to make viewers alert and aware of possible dangers and
criminal activities prevailing in their neighbourhood.
The
series, whose motto is “Crime never pays”, showcases some of the most
brutal crimes in India’s history including the 2012 Delhi Gang
Rape case. The team, which travels to the length and breadth of the
country to highlight only authentic facts, associates with activists
who believe in giving back to society. Mr. Kailash Satyarthi who has
taken India a step forward by bringing the honour
of the Nobel Prize for Peace to country is a perfect example such an
association.
Talking about the series, host Anoop Soni said, “We
are delighted to associate with Shri Kailash Satyarthi ji who had got
Noble Prize
honour to our nation. Kailash ji’s initiative ‘Bachpan Bachao Andolan’
(BBA) denotes grassroots movement for the protection of children and has
rescued more than 80,000 victims of trafficking, slavery and child
labour. Through our special series we want the
citizens of India to be aware about the human trafficking which is
happen in our country very often; most of them are not even registered
in the police files.”
Indian children’s rights activist Kailash Satyarthi says, “I
have always propagated against societal evils like Child exploitation
and trafficking in India and Crime Patrol provides the perfect platform
for me to advocate this cause further. We need the citizens of this
country to consciously take part in reducing the incidence of crime in
their surroundings. With Crime Patrol I hope
we can encourage people to do their bit to fight crime.”
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