16-yr-old girl from Sikkim forced into prostitution at Delhi's red light area rescued

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Trafficking of a minor girl from Sikkim to the Capital, a joint team of Delhi and Sikkim Police rescued a 16-year-old from Delhi’s red light area -- GB Road -- last week.
Karma Gyamcso, an Assistant Superintendent of Police, Sikkim, who was a part of the raiding team, said the girl was allegedly abducted in June on the pretext of providing a job and forced into prostitution. He said this was the first-ever reported case of a girl trafficked from Sikkim being traced to Delhi.
The raid was carried out on August 9 and a woman brothel owner was arrested in connection with the case, said a senior Delhi Police officer who monitored the operation. The rescue operation was carried out by a joint team of Kamla Market Police Station in Central Delhi, Sikkim's East District Police and representatives of NGO Shakti Vahini.
“When she (the minor girl) was initially brought here, she was kept in a house in Majnu Ka Tila. For days she kept asking those who brought her here about the job they had promised, but did not get any satisfactory answer. She was then brought to a brothel at GB Road where she was forced to establish physical relations with clients,” said Rishi Kant from Shakti Vahini.
Mr. Kant said that after the girl’s father died, her mother married someone else and started living with her second husband. “She was left alone in the house. It was then that she met a fellow villager and his sister who promised her a job in Delhi. Trusting them she moved here, but realised that she had been cheated,” said Mr. Kant.

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