Lucknow: Anti-Terrorist Troops (ATS) Uttar Pradesh Police on Tuesday arrested a National Bangladesh and two of the alleged Rohingya of his colleague from Ghaziabad on charges of human trafficking.
Sleuth also saved two girls – aged 16 and 18 – praised from Myanmar.
Three accused of accused – Mohammed Noor, Rehmatullah and Shabiullah – involved in human trafficking, gold smuggling and helping other refugees, including women and children sneak illegally to India, ATS claims.
Other gang members fled and possibly in Hyderabad.
“Mohammed Noor is a bangladesh and mastermind gang, while Rehmatullah and Shabiullah are Rohingya.
They are involved in human trafficking, gold smuggling and help refugees sneak into countries through various channels,” said ADG (law and order), Prashant Kumar.
Kumar also said that noor used to lure women from Myanmar with the pretext of marriage and lure men with job promises.
“They will sneak illegally to India and be given a job at the factory,” said Kumar, added “Trio also prepared a fake certificate of Indian identity for men to get a job while the women were trading.” IG, ATS, GK Goswamy, said that based on electronic supervision, Detuth traced gang members along with two girls at the Ghaziabad train station.
They went to Delhi in the Brahmaputra letter.
“We arrested three girls who were sent to Asha Jyoti Kendra in Lucknow.
We will ask him later,” Goswamy said.
ATS sources also said that Noor was in the country illegally since 2012 while his other accomplices would be questioned.
ATS sources also say that the two girls will be taken to Jammu by a local young man to get married.
The young man was also questionable and then released it.
Privy’s source for probe also revealed that Noor and his aides had taken the train from Kamakhya in Assam.
“They will sneak illegally to India and be given a job at the factory,” said Kumar, added “Trio also prepared a fake certificate of Indian identity for men to get a job while the women were trading.” IG, GK Goswamy, said it was based on electronic supervision, detective tracked gang members along with two girls at the Ghaziabad train station.
They went to Delhi at the Brahmaputra Mail.
“We arrested three and saved the two girls sent to Asha Jyoti Kendra in Lucknow.
We will ask him later,” Goswamy said.
ATS sources also said that Noor was in the country illegally since 2012 while his other accomplices would be questioned.
ATS sources also say that the two girls will be taken to Jammu by a local young man to get married.
The young man was also questionable and then released it.
Privy’s source for probe also revealed that Noor and his aides had taken the train from Kamakhya in Assam.