Thane: The police have arrested two women for allegedly operating sex rackets in Navi Mumbai, and saving four others from meat trade, an official said on Thursday.
The arrest was carried out after an attack carried out by anti-human trade cells from the Crime Branch of Navi Mumbai in a restaurant in Vashi on Wednesday, he said.
This operation is carried out after a tip-off given by an organization, officially more.
The two women who were accused of aged 32 and 25 and the victims, who were in the 19 to 22-year-old age group, owned by Alwar in Rajasthan, said Sonwan’s senior police inspector.
The victims included a daughter of one of the women accused, he said.
Both defendants have been ordered under the part of the act of immoral traffic (prevention).
Violations of them were registered at the APMC police station on Thursday.
Damaged Meat Trade Racket, Two Women Held
