Sex Flesh Trade Racket Busted In SPA Massage Center In Juhu Four girls rescued two accused are footloose
Sex Flesh Trade Racket Busted In SPA Massage Center In Juhu Four girls rescued two accused are footloose
With the flesh trade racket rampant in Mumbai and in their drive against such illegal trade, the crime branch of the Mumbai Police have been busting such illegal flesh trade and yet the kingpins continue to operate the illegal trafficking with no fear to law and the consequences thereof.
In the recent criminal incident the crime branch of the Mumbai Police busted Sex Flesh Trade Racket functioning in the guise of SPA Massage Center In Juhu. Reportedly four Girls and two accused owners of the SPA are
footloose.
This recent crime comes after the MIDC busted a sex flesh trade racket in a Guest House in Andheri East
An FIR has been registered under Section 370(1) of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) and sections 3, 4, and 5 of the Immoral Trafficking (Prevention) Act, 1956.
Notedly, this case emerges as a as a stark reminder of the continuing challenges related to human trafficking in India.
Reportedly, Amit Bhimrao Mahangade, a 36-year-old service officer brought to light the crime which took place amidst 18:30 and 18:45 on October 25th, 2023.
According to the complainant, the individuals functiong under the guise of a massage parlor, Shalini Dhotre and Nikita Karande, lured girls into prostitution, and exploiting them for financial benefits.
This operation was not only culpable, but also illegal under the Immoral Trafficking (Prevention) Act, 1956.
After investigation, the FIR was registered under no
744/2023, at the Juhu Police Station on the same day i.e. 25 October at 23:21 hours.
This rapid response is a
substantiation to the commitment of the law enforcement agencies to address issues related to immoral trafficking instantaneously.
The police authorities guided by Police Sub-Inspector Farande with the able support of Night Patrol Officer Poni Yadav, are are into active operation to probe the case.
As yet the accused parties have not been identified, but the investigation is underway and attempts are being made to bring the perpetrators to justice.
The Significance of the FIR serves as a powerful reminder that immoral trafficking remains a grim importance in India.
The Immoral Trafficking (Prevention) Act, 1956, was enacted to combat this heinous crime and protect vulnerable individuals from being subjected to exploitation.
It is essential for law enforcement agencies, like the Juhu Police Station in Mumbai, to work unwaveringly
in probing such cases, ensuring that those responsible are held accountable.
The FIR filed under Section 370(1) IPC and the Immoral Trafficking (Prevention) Act, 1956, in the Cosmic Spa and Salon case is a clear indication of the dedication of the Indian law enforcement to eliminate immoral trafficking.
As the investigation unwinds, it is hoped that justice will prevail, sending a strong message that such unlawful activities will not be tolerated in our society. Protecting the vulnerable and upholding the law remains a matter of priority for the authorities.
News Edit K.V.Raman
