My neighbour's child in Kolkata is in conflict with the law, how does the state juvenile justice board deal with him?

Juvenile justice is governed by West Bengal Premises Tenancy Act 1997 read with the central Juvenile Justice Act applicable in Kolkata. The Calcutta High Court has held that a child in conflict with the law must be dealt with through reformative rather than punitive measures. The child is produced before the juvenile justice board, which conducts a preliminary assessment. The board can order bail, counselling or placement in an observation home. The inquiry must be completed within the statutory period. The child's identity cannot be disclosed by the media. The board must follow the principle of best interest of the child and orders are appealable to the children's court and the Calcutta High Court.