4 Women Rescued from Flesh Trade Operation at Luxury Spa in Nagpur Nagpur police conducted a raid under Operation Shakti on Sunday evening, dismantling a prostitution racket allegedly operating at a luxury spa near Bajaj Nagar Chowk. The operation led to the rescue of four women, who were reportedly being exploited under the guise of wellness services. Police arrested Aman Vaidya, a 28-year-old resident of Byramji Town, for managing the illegal activities at the spa. The investigation also identified two absconding suspects, Sushilkumar Lohariwal and Kamalkumar Gosavi, both from Rourkela, who are believed to have facilitated the trafficking of the women to Nagpur. The rescued women, according to police sources, originated from various parts of India, including Pune, Delhi, and Meghalaya. During the raid, officers seized cash amounting to Rs4,800, three mobile phones, and other items collectively valued at Rs84,830. The case has been registered at Bajaj Nagar police station under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and the Immoral Traffic (Prevention) Act. Investigators suspect the operation is part of a larger network involving interstate trafficking of women, highlighting the scale of the crime. Aman Vaidya, the arrested spa manager, does not have a prior criminal record, according to police. However, the investigation is ongoing, with authorities planning to question the spa owner and other associates to uncover further details about the network. The case underscores the persistent challenges in combating human trafficking, particularly in urban areas where such crimes often operate under the cover of legitimate businesses. The raid has drawn attention to the vulnerabilities of women in such exploitation networks and the need for stricter enforcement of anti-trafficking laws.#nagpur #immoral_traffic_prevention_act #bajaj_nagar #operation_shakti #aman_vaidya
Online Sex Ring Busted, Two Women Rescued Nagpur police conducted a raid on a hotel in Ganeshpeth, dismantling an online sex trade racket and rescuing two young women—originally from Delhi and Uttar Pradesh—who had been lured into prostitution with false promises of quick money. The operation, part of "Operation Shakti" under police commissioner Ravinder Singal, took place between 8 p.m. on May 6 and 3 a.m. on May 7. The team included officers like Naik Constable Ashwin Mange, Sameer Shaikh, Kunal Masram, and senior inspector Rahul Shire. The investigation revealed the racket was run by a Jharkhand-based agent named Raj, also known as Ranjan Kumar Pandey. Women were targeted through a mobile number listed on a website, with traffickers exploiting their financial distress to coerce them into commercial sex work. The rescued women, who had been trapped in coercive exploitation, were medically examined and handed over to Ganeshpeth police station for statements and rehabilitation support. A cash amount of ₹6,730 was seized during the raid. Authorities are now searching for the main accused and the individual linked to the website-listed mobile number, considered the key coordinator of the operation. Police sources highlighted that traffickers increasingly use websites, social media, and messaging apps to operate such networks, often disguising them as massage or escort services. Women from North India, facing unemployment, debt, or migration pressures, are frequently targeted with false promises before being forced into exploitation. The case was registered at Ganeshpeth Police Station, marking another step in the police's ongoing efforts to combat human trafficking and commercial sexual exploitation.#ganeshpeth_police_station #nagpur_police #ganeshpeth #operation_shakti #raj_ranjan_kumar_pandey
