Archive · 9 Jun 2025
Man Arrested at RGIA for International Human Trafficking
Imagine a person named Satyanarayana who tricked women with fake job offers to send them to other countries.
He pretended to be running a gold business, but he was really trying to get women to work in bad conditions.
A woman named Mary realized she was being tricked, and told the police.
The police caught Satyanarayana as he tried to send fake gold jewelry, used to hide the women, to an agent in another country.
The police say they think this has happened to a lot of other women.
They are now warning people to be careful of these fake job offers.
Satyanarayana was arrested at RGIA for an alleged human trafficking racket.
The racket operated under the guise of a gold business, with samples being sent to Muscat.
The arrest followed a complaint from Lankapally Mary who was promised a job.
The trafficking involved luring women with job offers and bypassing POE certification.
Authorities seized gold samples and Satyanarayana's mobile phone.
- Who
- RGIA police, Satyanarayana, Lankapally Mary, Sundaram, and women lured for jobs.
- What
- Satyanarayana was arrested for human trafficking.
- When
- Saturday (arrest). August 2023 (Mary contacted Satyanarayana).
- Where
- RGIA, Hyderabad, India and Muscat, Oman.
- Why
- Satyanarayana allegedly trafficked women under the guise of a gold business.
- Location of Arrest
- RGIA, Hyderabad, India
- Arrested
- Satyanarayana
- Destination
- Muscat, Oman
- Items Sent
- Gold jewellery samples
- Complainant
- Lankapally Mary
- Method
- Fraudulent Job Offers
- Estimated victims
- Nearly 1.5 lakh women