Key Takeaways
- Police busted an immoral trafficking racket in north Kashmir, arresting four people.
- The operation was conducted in the Barzulla Kunzer area of Baramulla district.
- Further investigation is underway to identify and dismantle any larger network linked to the operation.
Srinagar: The police busted an alleged immoral trafficking racket in Kunzer and apprehended four people, including a woman, in Baramulla district of Jammu and Kashmir.
Police on Monday said that acting on specific and credible input they busted a racket in the Barzulla Kunzer area .
They said a team from police station Kunzer conducted a swift and well-coordinated raid, resulting in the apprehension of four people engaged in immoral activities.
The arrested were identified as, Abdul Ahad Waza of Utikoo Sheikhpora; Mohammad Abdullah Waza of Barzulla Kunzer; Bilal Ahmad Bhat of Bamroda, currently living at Utikoo and a woman whose name has been withheld.
Police said a case was registered at Police Station Kunzer under relevant sections 3, 4 and 5 of the Immoral Traffic (Prevention) Act (PITA).
“Further investigation is underway to identify and dismantle any larger network linked to this operation,” police said.
