Bangladeshi Girl Rescued From Prostitution In Andhra Pradesh

Mumbai: A Bangladeshi girl was rescued from prostitution in Andhra Pradesh’s Visakhapatnam by the city police on Wednesday. The girl reportedly entered India illegally and stayed in Kolkata for a few days with a person named Munir.

Munir sent the victim to Visakhapatnam where Vineet and Dhanlakshmi introduced her to prostitution and confined the girl to a house, police said.

“The victim entered India illegally on April 24 along with other women. For about 3-4 days, she was in Kolkata with a person namely Munir who created a fake Aadhar Card number and sent her to Visakhapatnam, where Vineet and Dhanlakshmi introduced her to prostitution,” Srikanth, CP Visakhapatnam told ANI.

However, the girl informed her brother in Dhaka about the kidnapping, who shared it with the city police officials.

“When she came to know that she was imprisoned in a house and wanted to return, they did not release her. He sent a frantic message to his brother in Dhaka, who eventually shared it with us. We’re sharing this information with other agencies to look into this human trafficking issue,” Srikanth said.

After getting information about the girl’s abduction, police immediately responded and rescued the girl.

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