18 Prostitutes and 12 Customers Detained in Nagpur's Ganga Jamuna Red Light Area: Minor Trafficking Uncovered
In a significant crackdown on illegal activities, the Nagpur Police apprehended 18 prostitutes and 12 customers in the notorious red-light district of Ganga Jamuna. The operation was prompted by recent revelations suggesting the trafficking of minor girls within the area, leading the Commissioner of Police to issue a directive emphasizing the need for immediate action.
In response to the Commissioner's orders, the personnel from Lakadganj, Pachapaoli, Ganeshpeth, Tehsil, and Shantinagar police stations were summoned to carry out the operation. With meticulous planning, the police simultaneously conducted raids on all corners of the red light area, resulting in the arrest of both sex workers and their clients found within the brothels.
The operation, which lasted until late hours, witnessed a commotion within the police station as the arrests were made. This is not the first time that the Ganga Jamuna area has come under scrutiny, as law enforcement had previously conducted raids in the vicinity. During the most recent operation, several minor girls were rescued from the clutches of the prostitution dens, amplifying the urgency of eradicating such illicit activities from the area.
The Nagpur Police's resolute actions against prostitution and human trafficking demonstrate their commitment to upholding law and order within the city. Efforts are now underway to provide support and rehabilitation to the rescued minors, ensuring their safety and well-being.
The authorities are urging the public to come forward with any information or leads related to human trafficking or other illegal activities, as collaborative efforts are essential in eliminating such heinous crimes from society. The Nagpur Police reassures the citizens of their unyielding dedication to maintaining a secure and protected environment for all residents of the city.
