Archive · 10 Nov 2025
Anti-trafficking operation rescues 5 children, two women held
Police officers in Visakhapatnam, India, went on a special mission to stop human traffickers.
They rescued five young children who were being forced to beg on trains.
The children were tricked into coming from another state with promises of money.
The traffickers made the children beg all day, earning a lot of money for them.
The police caught two women who were part of this cruel plan.
The rescued children are now safe in a children's home, and the police are continuing to investigate how this happened.
An Anti-Human Trafficking (AAHT) operation in Visakhapatnam resulted in the rescue of five children.
Two women traffickers were apprehended during the operation.
The children were lured from Chhattisgarh and forced to beg on trains.
Traffickers earned approximately Rs 2,000 daily from the children's begging.
The rescued children have been placed in government children's homes, and the case is being investigated further.
- Who
- RPF/CPDS Waltair team, led by SI V Keerthi Reddy
- What
- Rescued five children and apprehended two women traffickers during an anti-human trafficking operation.
- When
- Recently (implied by reporting)
- Where
- Visakhapatnam (operation conducted), children from Raipur, Chhattisgarh
- Why
- To combat human trafficking and rescue exploited children.
- Operation Name
- Anti-Human Trafficking (AAHT) operation
- Rescued Children
- 5
- Apprehended Suspects
- 2 women traffickers
- Origin of Children
- Math Village, Raipur district, Chhattisgarh
- Destination of Children
- Visakhapatnam
- Forced Activity
- Begging on trains
- Estimated Daily Earnings for Traffickers
- Rs 2,000