Human trafficking racket kingpin Aina Bibi, Akbar and Dilwar arrested; 5 girls from Assam rescued in Kerala brothel
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Human trafficking racket kingpin Aina Bibi, Akbar and Dilwar arrested; 5 girls from Assam rescued in Kerala brothel

Dibya Kamal BordloiDibya Kamal Bordloi
Nov 3, 2021, 05:35 pm IST
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41 years Aina Bibi lured poor girls to provide good jobs and salaries and sent them to Kerala. Once these girls reached Kerala they were forcefully sent to brothels for prostitution

Guwahati: Drugs, Fake currency, Fake gold, Dacoity, Cow smuggling and what not? These are the list of crimes the migrant Muslim criminals are involved in Assam, specially in Nagaon district of the state. The data of arrested criminals in Nagaon in the last couple of months proves this claim. Off late the Nagaon police has busted a human trafficking racket active in the district and run by a kingpin namely Aina Bibi alias Didi. This human trafficking racket involved in women trafficking from Assam to Kerala. The crooks of this racket search poor girls from various places of Assam and lure them to provide good jobs with attractive salaries. Then they send those girls to the brothels of Kerala and forcefully agrees with the poor girls to do prostitutions.

A case has been registered (1987/2032) in Nagaon Sadar police station by a victim girl's family. Nagaon police swiftly investigating the matter found the involvement of Aina Bibi alia Didi in this human trafficking racket. Police found that several girls were sent to Trivandrum by this racket.  DySP Nagaon police Dipti Mali and a team went to Trivandrum to further investigate the matter. The Nagaon police team with the help of the local police rescued 5 girls from this racket. Nagaon police arrested the kingpin of the human trafficking racket Aina Bibi and two others involved in women trafficking from Assam.

The Nagaon police team raided several places in Trivandrum with the local police. Aina Bibi alias Didi of Kasua, Nagaon, Akbar Ali of Roumari and Diluwar Hussain of Hujai were arrested by the team. This gang brought the rescued 5 girls from Nagaon to handover to the flash trade racket. Nagaon police SP Anand Mishra told the media that 41 years Aina Bibi lured poor girls to provide good jobs and salaries and sent them to Kerala. Once these girls reached Kerala they were forcefully sent to brothels for prostitution. The rescued girls were from Nagaon, Morigaon and Sonitpur districts of Assam. Nagaon police are further investigating the matter. Police sources say that there are several more girls trapped in various places of Kerala trafficked by this racket. Trivandrum Dy police commissioner Baibhav Saxena helped the Nagaon police team in their operations in the state

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