CM flying squad busts sex racket running in eateries at Murthal, SHO suspended

Sonepat, July 8 The CM flying squad on Wednesday night busted sex rackets running in eateries at Murthal and arrested 12 women and three dhaba managers in the matter. Sonepat SP Jashandeep Singh Randhawa on Thursday suspended Murthal SHO and...

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Updated At : 12:11 PM Jul 09, 2021 IST

Sonepat, July 8

The CM flying squad on Wednesday night busted sex rackets running in eateries at Murthal and arrested 12 women and three dhaba managers in the matter.

Sonepat SP Jashandeep Singh Randhawa on Thursday suspended Murthal SHO and has ordered departmental inquiry against him. Following a tip-off about the rackets, the CM flying squad conducted raids at Murthal dhabas. The police sent decoy customers to the dhabas, after which the teams raided Happy dhaba, Raja dhaba and Hotel West dhaba. Among the 12 women arrested, two are from Uzbekistan, one is from Turkey while three are Nepalese. The women failed to produce their passport and visa. A case has been registered. — TNS

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