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The Anti-Human Trafficking Unit on Tuesday rescued one of the nine girl inmates who had been missing from Sanskar Ashram since December last year.
New Delhi: The Anti-Human Trafficking Unit on Tuesday rescued one of the nine girl inmates who had been missing from Sanskar Ashram since December last year.
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The missing girl was rescued from Sonagachhi red-light area of Kolkata and she has now been brought back to Delhi and lodged at Nari Niketan, said the police spokesman.
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The nine girls, between the age of 17 and 22, had run away from Sanskar Ashram on the night of December 1st and 2nd. A reward of Rs 25,000 had also been announced by Delhi police in the case.
Earlier, two years back in November 2017, the girls had been rescued from a brothel by the police in a raid at GB road area in November 2017 and subsequently sent to the Sanskar Ashram, added the official.
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Efforts are on to trace the remaining girls in this case and further investigation in the matter is on, added the official. (ANI)