Archive · 29 Nov 2025
Four Bangladeshi Girls Rescued from Trafficking Bid
Four young girls from Bangladesh were saved from being trafficked in India.
They were promised good jobs but were actually going to be used for bad things.
The police caught them at a train station and sent them back to Bangladesh.
The police are still trying to find out who brought them to India and how this happened.
This shows that there is a big problem with people being trafficked across the border.
Four Bangladeshi girls were rescued from a trafficking attempt at New Bongaigaon Railway Station.
The girls were lured with promises of lucrative jobs in India but were suspected to be victims of a trafficking network.
A broker allegedly facilitated their illegal entry into India for approximately Rs 1.5 lakh.
The girls were identified and intercepted while traveling to an unknown destination within India.
Authorities are investigating to uncover the wider trafficking network and identify the broker involved.
- Who
- Four Bangladeshi girls and a suspected trafficking broker
- What
- Rescue of girls from a trafficking attempt
- When
- November 28
- Where
- New Bongaigaon Railway Station, India
- Why
- Girls were lured with promises of jobs but suspected to be victims of a trafficking network
- Number of Girls Rescued
- 4
- Origin of Girls
- Bangladesh
- Estimated Payment for Trafficking
- Rs 1.5 lakh
- Location of Rescue
- New Bongaigaon Railway Station
- Suspected Purpose of Trafficking
- Immoral activities
- Action Taken
- Girls handed over to BGB