Bangladeshi woman handed over to human trafficking gang in India

A young woman from Bangladesh handed over a human trafficking gang in India to the police. The Indian media Times of India reported on Thursday (April 27) that the 20-year-old girl was trafficked from Chittagong to New Delhi. He freed himself from the cycle by using intelligence.

On Tuesday (April 25), Haryana police arrested two members of the gang involved in human trafficking on the orders of the court. A team of state police will come to West Bengal for the purpose of investigation, Times of India said.

The gang used to operate in Bangladesh, Nadia in West Bengal, Kolkata and New Delhi.

After being rescued, the Bangladeshi girl married a young man from Ballabgarh in Haryana. who was once his client.

As part of the escape plan, the young woman staged a meeting with her ex-client and current husband at Badarpur on the Delhi-Haryana border. Then they ran away from there.

Later, when the trail of the gang was leaked, the couple sought the help of the Palwal court. The court then directed the police to investigate the matter. Currently an NGO called Sakthibhani is helping them fight their case.

According to the FIA filed against the gang, a woman named Nargis enticed the Chittagong girl to get a job in New Delhi, India. who was his neighbor. Not understanding anything, the young woman stepped into Nargis's trap.

First, the girl was taken from Chittagong to Jessore on January 28. From there she was illegally taken to India by Nargis' mother Ammo and a man named Raju. After going to India, he was given a fake ID and SIM card. Later a man named Jaganu took him to Kolkata by train. From there he was taken to Ali Gaon in New Delhi. A woman named Lata and her husband Asgar forced her into prostitution in that Ali village. They took the girl hostage and demanded Rs. 120,000.

Read More