PANAJI: The Panaji Court has released a woman accused under the Immoral Trade Act after Raid was carried out in June 2018 at Campal, Panaji.
The court records that prosecution “cannot secure the presence of victims saved from the place or bait, which is used to put a trap”.
“Part 4 and 5 of the ITP law and part 370 IPC talked about human trafficking.
In this case, humans / people who are traded are not examined and the attack is proven by checking the bait.
Therefore, there are no cases carried out under the section 4 and 5 of the Immoral Trade Act and Part 370 IPC, “the court was held.
“Actually, the pan also did not provide the correct description of the place where the attack was carried out.
Therefore, the defendant has the right to liberation,” additional session judges, Panaji, Pooja C Kavlekar said.
The prosecution case was that in June 2018, the defendant, Shitor, also known as Anny Subba from Delhi, bought girls for prostitution purposes from other countries.
The police put the trap and arrange bait customers.
There are two NGOs, two Panch witnesses, three Pis and bait customers, who contacted the defendant and solved the agreement, where the defendant would supply one girl for sexual assistance.
He was allegedly arrested with a red hand while giving a girl to a prospective customer (bait) for sexual assistance, so that life with prostitution profits.
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