Chennai: 23 women from Kolkata, Mumbai and Hyderabad who were forced into flesh trade, were rescued during an operation by the anti-vice squad in Chennai.
The squad, on a tip-off, undertook an operation in various parts of the city over the last two weeks, and rescued the women, a police release here said.
Nineteen people including six women were arrested for running the racket and for forcing the women into the flesh trade, it said.
The squad, on a tip-off, undertook an operation in various parts of the city over the last two weeks, and rescued the women, a police release here said.
Nineteen people including six women were arrested for running the racket and for forcing the women into the flesh trade, it said.
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