Nagpur: The city police attracted a barricade from the entry of a tight sequence under 144 CRPC has been withdrawn, Amitesh Kumar City Police Chief has maintained its newest notification below Section 7 (1) (b) the Immoral Trade Act (ITPA), 1956 where prostitution is made Illegal in a brothel and elsewhere in 200 meters from eight public places intended by the police for.
Notification has left a substantial question about the livelihood of around 1,000-1,500 sex workers here.
Despite the imposition of notifications below itpa has returned a similar high police horror in 2015 when sex workers must use under it social activists such as the deceased Jambuwantrao Dbote for their livelihoods, CP Kumar denied their claims to be thrown out of the profession.
“Their place is good enough for alternative business or trade than running it as a brothel with the number of women who help guards and their owners get illegal profits,” he said.
“The compulsion argument and pressure to maintain the building is certainly a brothel as the only way to survive is something that cannot be understood,” the top police said.
Basically, it learns informally sex workers insisting, make sure there are no minors who can be found by the police or invitation on the road.
Sources also stated that some of the younger generations of sex workers had transferred police actions that were afraid of educated senior police officers to meet with sex workers for joint discussions immediately to help who require rehabilitated in their agreement.
“Customers for sex work will not be permitted.
Sex workers can seek other help we are open to expanding assistance,” said a senior officer from the Lakadanj Police Station.
Barricades removed, notifications forbid remain in Ganga Jamuna
