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Hyderabad: The Telangana Police rescued 363 women who were forced into prostitution last year by organised crime syndicates. According to the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) data released recently, Telangana police has cracked the whip against the human trafficking syndicates registering 184 cases. Among other States, Maharashtra also booked 184 cases against traffickers followed by […]

The arrested persons were R. Anitha (40), the organizer and house owner, and J. Raj Kumar (25), a construction worker from Champapet in Saroornagar.

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He said that an action plan was prepared for abolishing the menace and added that an Anti-Human Trafficking Unit, led by an Inspector and special coordinating committee were created for accomplishing the goal

Rachakonda CP, Mahesh M Bhagwat said 300 cases were booked and 564 traffickers were arrested as well

Speaking at the first convergence meeting of the Anti-Human Trafficking here on Thursday, Sajjanar said a special Anti-Human Trafficking Unit was set up in Cyberabad last year to prevent human trafficking.

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For greater coordination between States, Telangana DGP suggested establishing an inter-State working group and appointing a special nodal officer

Acting on a tip-off, the police raided the accused woman's flat on Tuesday evening and arrested her, the official from the city police's anti-human trafficking cell said.

As women and children were most vulnerable to trafficking, he requested the RPF to have special attention on identifying and rescuing victims and nabbing the culprits.

The 46-year-old Satish Kartan and his wife Sharmistha Barai (40) were found guilty of conspiracy to obtain forced labour and two counts of obtaining forced labour by a federal grand jury on March 14, 2019.

The detainees Rajnesh Ranjan and Sukesh allegedly procured women from Mumbai by exploiting their poverty and forced them into flesh trade

The arrested persons were U. Yadaiah and his wife U. Chittamma and Rahul, all three organisers, while one customer, Bhaskar, too was arrested.