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UP: 91 juvenile detainees escape from reform centre

| | Feb 03, 2015, at 02:54 am
Meerut, Feb 2 (IBNS) The police have rearrested many of children after 91 of them escaped from a Juvenile Rehabilitation Centre in Uttar Pradesh's Meerut district on Monday, reports said.

Following the incident, two guards of the of the rehabilitation center have been suspended.

The police are searching for those children who have escaped from the Centre.

"According to the local police, the children made a rope of cloth and used it to jump through the kitchen wall," The Hindu reported.

The district probationary officer Yatendar Singh told The Hindu that the kitchen wall was left unguarded because there was no "apparent possibility of running away from that side as the wall was pretty high for the children to escape".
 

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