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Police net 34 during Gongabu raids

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2018-04-22 13:23:24

Metropolitan Police Circle Gongabu has arrested 34 persons involved in sex trade. During a joint operation held last night at Deepjyoti and Mitranagar area in Gongabu, law enforcement officers raided restaurants running as a cover for sex trade, sale of contraband drugs and gambling. Among the arrested 19 are men and 15 women. Circle's Chief Pratap Poudel said the operation is part of a broader plan of making the Naya Bus Park area a controlled sector for human trafficking and sex trade. He added that further investigation is being launched with police planning to file cases against 12 of the arrestees.

Published Date: 2018-04-22 13:23:24

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