13 Nepalese-women, trafficked on pretext of job, rescued from India
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At least 13 Nepalese women, who were allegedly being trafficked on the pretext of jobs, were rescued from hotels in India by an NGO, and were returned to Nepal safely. Maiti India, an NGO based in New Delhi, rescued eight women from Bangalore and five from Ahmedabad and returned them to Kathmandu today, Balkrishna Pandey, a representative of the organization, said. Read here.
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NGO handed over the women to Nepal police
The Nepalese women, aged between 17-40, were rescued from various places, including hotels. These women were taken by brokers to different parts of Indian cities on the pretext of providing them with attractive jobs, said Pandey. The women have been handed over to the Central Investigation Bureau of Nepal Police. Annually, tens of thousands of Nepalese women are trafficked to India over fake-job promises.