Human trafficking exposed at Sonauli border; Nepal Police arrested four

The arrested accused include Geeta Gaur, Neha Pandey, and Pramod Kumar Dhobi, who are residents of Campierganj area of ​​Gorakhpur.

Sonauli Border: Human trafficking exposed at Sonauli border Sonauli border located on the Nepal-India border. Nepal Police has arrested four people who were conspiring to smuggle Nepali girls to India by luring them. The arrests include three Indians and one Nepali citizen, which has exposed the smuggling network in the border area.

Smugglers caught on the border

Nepal Police caught four suspects near Kalidah village municipality of Rupandehi district when they were trying to enter India.

The arrested accused include Geeta Gaur (38 years), Neha Pandey (19 years), and Pramod Kumar Dhobi, who are residents of Campierganj area of ​​Gorakhpur district of Uttar Pradesh. The fourth accused Nirmala Lodh is a resident of Rupandehi district of Nepal.

Police claim that this gang used to take Nepali girls to India by deceiving them and push them into illegal businesses.

Strictness of Nepal Police

Nepal Police took immediate action in this case and detained all four and started interrogation. DSP Suraj Karki of Rupandehi district said that a thorough investigation is being conducted to find out how far this smuggling network is connected.

Police is also searching for other suspects of this gang so that this illegal business can be completely eradicated.

Increasing challenge and need for solution

This business of human trafficking on Sonauli border has once again become a topic of discussion. Despite the activism of Nepal Police, the penetration of smugglers in the Indian border is worrying. Indian Police also needs to take strict action in this direction and increase coordination between the two countries. Social awareness and strict legal action can be the permanent solution to this problem.

Increasing danger on the border

The network of human trafficking on Sonauli border is getting stronger again. Incidents of Nepali girls being brought to India and being pushed into illegal activities are on the rise. Despite the vigilance of Nepal Police, the lack of concrete action by the Indian Police in this matter is worrying. Society and administration need to jointly tackle this serious problem.

About Human Trafficking

Human trafficking involves the use of force, fraud, or coercion to obtain some type of labor or commercial sex act. Every year, millions of men, women, and children are trafficked worldwide – including right here in the United States. It can happen in any community and victims can be any age, race, gender, or nationality.