Archive · 27 Jul 2026
NIA Arrests Contractor in Durgapur Human Trafficking Case
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) arrested a man named Golam Jamar in Durgapur, West Bengal.
They raided his house early on Monday morning because they think he might be involved in human trafficking.
He was sending workers to countries like Malaysia and Saudi Arabia using fake passports.
The NIA found some important things in his house that might help them with their investigation.
Golam Jamar originally comes from Chhattisgarh and has been living in Durgapur for about four years.
His neighbors say he kept to himself and rarely talked to them.
The NIA is still investigating and hasn't shared all the details yet.
NIA raided and arrested Golam Jamar in Durgapur for suspected human trafficking links.
Jamar is accused of sending workers overseas with forged passports.
The raid took place at Jamar's residence in Steel Park locality, Durgapur.
Jamar originally hails from Chhattisgarh and has lived in Durgapur for four years.
Neighbors describe Jamar as a low-profile individual who rarely interacted with locals.
- Who
- Golam Jamar (Golam Jama), a labour contractor
- What
- Arrest by NIA for alleged involvement in human trafficking using forged passports
- When
- Monday
- Where
- Durgapur, West Bengal
- Why
- Suspected links to a human trafficking network sending workers overseas with forged passports
Neutral
Neutral
Nature of the Operation
Neutral
The NIA conducted a raid and arrest as part of an ongoing investigation into human trafficking.
Neutral
The operation was part of a broader probe into a network using forged passports for illegal overseas employment.
- Date of Arrest
- Monday
- Location of Arrest
- Durgapur, West Bengal
- Accused Name
- Golam Jamar (also referred to as Golam Jama)
- Original Hometown
- Chhattisgarh
- Suspected Countries Involved
- Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, West Asian countries
- Duration of Search
- Over an hour
- Materials Seized
- Incriminating material relevant to the probe
