Delhi Police Busts Prostitution Racket, Arrests Three Women
On September 11, Delhi police successfully busted a prostitution racket, arresting three women, including the mastermind. The police acted on secret information received on September 10. A decoy customer was sent to the location, leading to a raid where the women were found.
In another case, six people, including three women, were arrested from a hotel in East Delhi’s South Ganesh Nagar. The hotel owner had a history of illegal activities, resulting in the Municipal Corporation of Delhi temporarily sealing the hotel. The hotel was recently de-sealed, and further investigations are ongoing.
Cases under the Immoral Traffic (Prevention) Act have been registered in both incidents.
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Delhi Police -: Delhi Police is the law enforcement agency responsible for maintaining law and order in Delhi, the capital city of India.
Prostitution Racket -: A prostitution racket is an illegal operation where people are involved in organizing and managing prostitution activities.
Mastermind -: A mastermind is the person who plans and controls a complex or illegal activity.
Decoy Customer -: A decoy customer is a person who pretends to be a real customer to help the police catch criminals.
East Delhi -: East Delhi is a part of Delhi, the capital city of India, known for its residential and commercial areas.
Immoral Traffic (Prevention) Act -: The Immoral Traffic (Prevention) Act is an Indian law aimed at preventing human trafficking and prostitution.
Investigations -: Investigations are detailed examinations by the police to find out the truth about a crime or illegal activity.
