Four girls among six rescued from suspected trafficking at Bengal-Nepal border
India, Aug. 29 -- Four teenage girls and two women from Tripura were rescued in West Bengal's border town of Panitanki while allegedly being trafficked to Nepal to work at a dance bar, police said on Friday, Aug 28.
The six victims, accompanied by two men, were attempting to cross into Nepal on Thursday when the Sashastra Seema Bal intercepted them in coordination with Kosi Lok Manch, a partner organisation of Just Rights for Children, an officer said.
The intervention followed concerns raised over the possibility that the girls were being trafficked, he said.
"The two men could not establish legitimate authority for accompanying the six victims in crossing the international border," said the senior police officer involved in the inves...
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