Jammu, Oct. 20 -- Share Tweet Share Sagar Firdous Srinagar, Oct 20 (KNS): Jammu and Kashmir Crime Branch DIG Abdul Qayoom on Tuesday said human trafficking has acquired a new and alarming dimension with people being lured abroad on the pretext of jobs and forced into criminal activities after their passports are confiscated. Addressing a UT-level conference on anti-human trafficking at Tagore Hall here, DIG Qayoom as per news agency Kashmir News Service (KNS) said "cyber slavery" had emerged as a major challenge, with several people being taken to foreign countries through fraudulent job offers. Some people are taken to foreign countries on the pretext of jobs, where their passports are snatched and they are made to work in such a way tha...