3 weeks ago
Mumbai Police Bust Alleged Prostitution Racket at Dadar Spa
Police in Mumbai found out that a place that looked like a massage spa was possibly being used for something against the law.
The spa was inside a shopping mall in a busy part of the city called Dadar.
Officers went to the spa and checked what was happening inside.
During their visit, they helped six women who were between 25 and 30 years old.
The police also arrested four people in connection with the case.
Some of the arrested people included a woman who is said to have been a broker and the manager of the spa.
Now the police are investigating what really happened and what each person did.
It is important to remember that the police say the crimes are 'alleged', which means it has not been proven yet in court.
The women were rescued and are now safe with the police helping them.
Shivaji Park Police raided Rebel Thai Spa at Star Mall in Dadar, central Mumbai, acting on information.
Police allege the spa was running a prostitution racket under the guise of spa services.
Six women, reportedly aged between 25 and 30 years, were rescued during the raid.
Four people were arrested, including alleged broker Asha Parmar and spa manager Sahil Pillai.
The Shivaji Park Police are investigating the alleged racket and the roles of the accused; further details are awaited.
- Who
- The Shivaji Park Police, who arrested four people including alleged broker Asha Parmar, spa manager Sahil Pillai, Kailash Yadav, and Karan Vardhan.
- What
- An alleged prostitution racket operated under the guise of a spa was busted, with six women rescued and four people arrested.
- Where
- Rebel Thai Spa at Star Mall, Dadar, a crowded area of central Mumbai.
- When
- Not specified in the article.
- Why
- Police acted on information about the alleged prostitution racket being run at the spa.
Key facts
- Location
- Star Mall, Dadar, central Mumbai
- Spa Name
- Rebel Thai Spa
- Police Unit
- Shivaji Park Police
- Women Rescued
- 6 women, aged 25-30
- People Arrested
- 4
- Arrested Accused
- Asha Parmar, Sahil Pillai, Kailash Yadav, Karan Vardhan
- Investigation Status
- Ongoing; further details awaited










