When the provisions of section 68 (2) of the Sindh Children Act 1955 are attracted, the provisions of section OS (2) of the Sindh Children Act 1955 are attracted (i) when it is found That the child has committed such a serious crime. That any punishment, which, under the provisions of the Act, is capable of hurting her, is sufficient, or (ii) the court is satisfied that the child is so baseless or (iii) so invasive that she cannot be a certified Affiliate with a school or detain a safe place
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