In 2025, Cyberabad AHTU registered 103 human trafficking cases, rescuing 195 victims and deporting 10 foreign nationals. She Teams handled over 1,000 petitions, child rescue operations saved 2,298 children, and street prostitution enforcement led to 508 arrests.
During a special drive from December 13 to 19, Cyberabad police rescued six trafficking victims and arrested two persons. She Teams conducted 137 decoy operations, booked petty cases, counselled offenders, and received multiple complaints from women across the commissionerate.
The RPF Secunderabad Division conducts Operation Action Against Human Trafficking, working closely with NGOs and AHTUs. Officials urge public to report suspicious activity via helpline 139 to combat human trafficking
Traffickers exploit women facing financial hardships by promising them jobs in India. Once these women enter the country illegally, they are forced into illegal activities. Their undocumented status prevents them from seeking help from the police, creating an advantage for the organisers
Acting on a tip off, the team raided Hotel Akshaya at Lakdikapul and caught Saleem Mondal and his wife Maria Inchem, who were organizing the prostitution
Following instructions from superior officers, Inspector James Babu of the Anti-Human Trafficking Unit (AHTU), along with officials from the local police stations formed seven special teams and raided several hotspots
The operation under the supervision of K Srinivas Rao, ACP Kukatpally, was focused on preventing street prostitution at Bhagyanagar bus stop, KPHB metro station, Kukatpally and vicinities
The arrested persons were identified as J Naga Chandra Sekhar alias Bablu (26) , B Guraiah alias Ramu (37), Shilpi alias Mitha (29), Nampally Rameshwar (40) and G Ram Mohan (48).
Sources said the young woman was allegedly lured by a young man in the guise of love and brought to Hyderabad with a malicious intention to force her into flesh trade here.
