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As part of Operation Smile-XII, Khammam police rescued 105 children during a month-long drive to curb child labour and trace missing children. The operation led to the registration of 29 FIRs and reunification of several children with their families
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Cyberabad She Teams conducted 127 decoy operations between January 3 and 9, catching 59 persons for harassing women in public places. During the same period, police booked 63 petty cases and received 17 complaints from women through multiple channels.
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In a week-long special operation, the Cyberabad Anti-Human Trafficking Unit rescued 11 victims and arrested 14 persons in trafficking cases. The drive, held between November 22 and 28, also saw 38 sex workers and one transgender person detained for questioning.
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The Cyberabad She Teams caught 45 persons for harassing women during a special drive. They carried out 152 decoy operations, counselled families, rescued 15 persons from prostitution, and held awareness sessions on trafficking, cyber fraud, child marriages and women’s safety
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Until June 2025, the Bureau repatriated four children within the State and seven children to other States, in addition to rescuing 896 children.
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Six children who were missing for several years were traced and reunited with their families following the efforts of the Telangana police.
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The police stated that the organizers were luring customers through online dating apps and social media applications. The women victims had arrived in the country on tourist and medical visa.
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Additional DCP (Admin) Naresh Kumar released publicity posters prepared by Action for Integrated Development (AID) and the district police’ anti-human trafficking unit against human trafficking here on Monday marking the World Day Against Trafficking in Persons that falls on July 30.
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On the occasion of National Anti-Bonded Labour Day on Friday, Action for Integrated Development (AID) and the police department’s Anti-Human Trafficking Unit (AHTU) organised an awareness programm
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The boy was found begging in Vijayawada and brought to Warangal by the AHTU.
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The police seized sex determination scanning machines, Rs 73,000 in cash, and 18 cell phones from the accused.
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According to Additional DG (women safety wing), Shikha Goel, the children were being brought to the city from West Bengal to be employed as labourers at gold jewellery making units and hotels in the city
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AHTU with assistance of SOTs and local police rescue around 200 victims and booked about 100 cases
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Hyderabad: The Anti-Human Trafficking Unit of the Cyberabad police has booked 83 cases under the Immoral Traffic (Prevention) Act since January 1. The police ordered closure of 37 premises where illegal activities were being reported and issued show cause notices to owners of 51 other premises, according to officials. The police, who were conducting raids […]
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Khammam: An illegal child trade racket was busted and three persons were booked in a joint operation by Childline-1098 and Anti-Human Trafficking Unit (AHTU) of Khammam police commissionerate. The main accused, Modugu Meri and Uppatla Pulla Rao, who operate the racket and a man Talari Ram Babu, who was ready to sell his newborn girl […]
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Jagtial: Jagtial district police have constituted anti-human trafficking unit (AHTU) to check human trafficking and sexual violence against women and children. An Inspector rank officer was deployed to monitor AHTU activities. Superintendent of Police Sindhu Sharma, in a press note released on Friday, asked the people to approach AHTU if they notice human trafficking, online […]
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Hyderabad: As part of Operation Muskan-VII, four children including a girl were rescued from various places across Rachakonda Police Commissionerate here on Friday. The She Team from Vanasthalipuram division along with the Anti-Human Trafficking Unit and District Child Protection Unit officials rescued a minor girl and a 3-year-old boy, who were found begging along with […]
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Police rescued ten children from a pharma company located at Devendernagar and rescued 10 minor boys from different eateries and mechanic shops in Maheshwaram police station limits
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Police have credible information that many innocent tribal children below the age of 18 years were being engaged by the Maoist party central committee leaders in their daily activities, said SP Sunil Dutt
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Vanasthalipuram Operation Muskaan-VII Team along with the Anti-Human Trafficking Unit officials checked a bottle washing unit in Saheb Nagar where they found that the management had engaged the girls for work
