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29 Feb 2012

A 14 Year Old Darjeeling Girl rescued from Delhi

KOLKATA: A 14-year-old girl, who was missing from Darjeeling since November, 2011, was rescued by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) from Munirka in south-west Delhi recently. This was a big break for the Anti Human Trafficking Unit (AHTU) of the CBI, that was set up recently to collect, collate and analyze data on kidnappings and abductions from across the country. According to an official, the AHTU received information about this girl and began investigations. During the course of investigations, the sleuths came to know that the girl, a resident of Darjeeling, was lured to Delhi by a young man who promised her a job there.

Once in Delhi, he handed her over to others who abused her. The man who took her to Delhi and his associates also had plans to sell her to a brothel. A case has been lodged against the gang. The CBI began a search for the girl and traced her to Munirka in South West New Delhi. Sleuths have come to know that The man who took her to Delhi and his associates also had plans to sell her to a brothel. "This was a major breakthrough for us.

In January this year, the CBI designated a unit in the Special Crime Zone of the CBI as the AHTU. It was realized that though a lot of human trafficking takes place in the country there was no centralized organization to deal with the matter exclusively. Most of this trafficking takes place from the eastern parts of the country as well as Nepal. Human trafficking is treated as a very serious offence internationally and India will have to reveal her serious intent in tackling this. The AHTU was set up for this purpose," an official said.

The AHTU has announced a reward of Rs 2 lakh for those providing information that may lead to the arrest of and criminal action against gangs involved in trafficking. People with information who wish to provide inputs about such gangs, need to call on 011-24368638.

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