Archive · 22 May 2025
Nine Children Rescued from Traffickers at Muzaffarpur Station
Imagine some kids from West Bengal were being taken away to work, but it wasn't a good job.
The police and railway police found out and stopped them at a train station.
They rescued nine kids from the train.
Two people who were taking the kids were arrested.
The kids were supposed to go to different cities to work, but it wasn't a real job.
The police are now helping the kids and finding out more about what happened.
Nine children were rescued from traffickers at Muzaffarpur railway station.
The children, aged 12-14, were from West Bengal and headed for forced labor.
Two traffickers were arrested from the Karmabhoomi Express.
The children were to be taken to Moradabad, Saharanpur, and Ambala.
The traffickers promised parents Rs 12,000 to Rs 15,000 per month for each child.
- Who
- Nine children and two traffickers, Matiur Rahman and Prakash Rajvanshi, were involved.
- What
- Nine children were rescued from a trafficking attempt.
- When
- Wednesday evening.
- Where
- Muzaffarpur railway station, with destinations including Moradabad, Saharanpur, and Ambala.
- Why
- The children were being taken for forced labor in multiple locations.
- Number of Children Rescued
- Nine
- Ages of Children
- 12-14
- Rescue Location
- Muzaffarpur railway station
- Origin of Children
- West Bengal
- Intended Destinations
- Moradabad, Saharanpur, Ambala
- Arrested Traffickers
- Matiur Rahman (22) and Prakash Rajvanshi (19)
- Monthly payment promised
- Rs 12,000 to Rs 15,000
