Operation Rescue: Teenage Girls Saved from Trafficking Nightmare

Two teenage girls from Delhi were trafficked to Srinagar and forced into domestic work. They went missing in December 2024. A joint police operation rescued them after tracing a phone number. The investigation focuses on identifying the trafficker and agent involved. Further inquiries are ongoing.


Devdiscourse News Desk | New Delhi | Updated: 19-06-2025 20:49 IST | Created: 19-06-2025 20:49 IST
Operation Rescue: Teenage Girls Saved from Trafficking Nightmare
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Two teenage girls from Delhi, aged 13 and 15, who were trafficked to Srinagar and forced into domestic servitude, have been successfully rescued, authorities disclosed on Thursday.

The pair was reported missing on December 23, 2024, prompting a swift and intensive investigation led by both local law enforcement and the Anti-Human Trafficking Unit. Initially managed by local police, the investigation took a significant turn when transferred to the specialized unit on April 17.

By meticulously analyzing call records and social media, the police honed in on a mobile number active in Srinagar, which eventually led to a breakthrough in the case. In a coordinated effort, Delhi and local police conducted a raid in Srinagar, successfully rescuing the girls from separate locations. The rescue underscores the ongoing issue of human trafficking, with authorities continuing to pursue those responsible for the exploitation.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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