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arlier young children were victims but now new born children are abducted from hospitals and traded in Dharavi.” Suresh adds Slumdog Millionaire conveys an intense scene which very well depicts how young futures are curbed in minutes into this trade of beggary.

Javed Ahmed (name changed) 13 says I came to Mumbai from Faridabad (Delhi) to Mumbai in a train after a fight with by parents and never even imagined to have such a miserable life forever. Javed’s legs had been amputed days after he moved in home at Sion area in Dharavi. Javed adds “I don’t remember how and when it happened one morning I got up and I was in a hospital I fear someday they will kill me overnight so I listened to whatever they said”. Just like Javed the street children’s centre shelters 2000 young girls and boys who were forced beggars by circumstances or tricked by crooks .

Radhika Iyer (name changed) resident of Dharavi along the Mahim- Sion rail junction says “I lock my children at home when I go to do household work in nearby buildings, I have seen so many children abducted I don’t want too take any chances”.

Jitendra Karnik, staff member of Dharavi Bachao Samiti a local non- government organization says “ We have thousands of cases registered in police records around Dharavi no one gets severe punishments due to lack of evidence.”

The chaotic city of Mumbai is India’s largest city where more than nine million live in slums, raising families in shacks built on footpaths.

Ganesh,15 a rescued victim at Dharavi Street children centre said “I was travelling on a train in Madras and next morning I woke up in Mumbai with struggling to even get up on my own and unknowingly pushed in this body trade were hunger pangs and misery vanishes in the shine of coins.”Ganesh adds beggars in Mumbai follow a huge network which is operated by the mafia gangs around Dharavi. These gangs approach mostly young children from slums or homeless, run away or abducted from Mumbai and various cities then their limbs, eyes are deliberately crippled to attain sympathy from people and earn extra money.

Arundhati, member of Pukaar foundation (non- government organization) says “ Children are slaughtered like animals and left half alive in this profession, later these kids become goons so children must be protected more by families and orphans must be dealt with more vigilance.

Salman (name changed) said “Every area has a Master who collects the earnings from every kid and then distributes a small share out from the chunk. We do not want to betray our master inspite of ill-treatment as he supplies us solvents, alcohol and charras (hashish).” Before even knowing what a profession is young futures are devastated everyday along the streets of Mumbai which is the real truth that many Film-makers have captured on the reel screen, yet there are no measures to save the tomorrows of many young children trapped into the vicious trade daily.

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