Briefly: Flesh trade racket busted

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Updated At : 07:12 AM Aug 12, 2024 IST

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Sonepat: The police have busted an illegal flesh trade racket with the arrest of 18 persons, including 15 women, from three spa centres at the KFC Shopping Mall in Kundli on Saturday night. The team produced the accused in a court which sent three men and two women to judicial custody. Malkit Singh, ACP, Headquarters, said his team received had received a tip-off in this regard, following which a team was formed to raid the spa centres after sending decoy customers there. The team found that illegal activities were going on in the spa centres. TNS

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