Another Sex racket busted in South Delhi

NEW DELHI: Delhi Police, Crime Branch has busted one more high profile sex racket of South Delhi. Six Uzbek Women have been arrested. All are in the age group of 23-28, had come on a tourist visa and would earn over Rs 5 lac.

 All the women are from Uzbekistan

“We have arrested six women from Uzbekistan. They charge anything between Rs 25000 to 35000 from a client.” Said DCP-Crime Branch

The main accused, who acted as the pimp, had even married an Indian to stay back in the country and living in the capital for the past Two-Three years.

This is third sex racket, busted by Delhi Police in the recent days.  On July 14, four women were arrested from Outer Delhi for being involved in prostitution. On July 12, a high-profile sex racket was busted in south Delhi's Chhatarpur with the arrest of five women and two cousins of a notorious woman pimp, Najma Khan (27). A high-end Audi was also recovered from them.

Rescue of 24 year old pub staffer by Delhi Police

New Delhi: In a Heroic action by the Delhi Police, with the help of cab driver, saved a young woman in the wee hours of Sunday.

It all began in a nightclub in of Sahara Mall, Gurgaon where the youths had gathered to celebrate the new Scorpio bought by Kartar Singh, 22, who runs a play school, Little Pride, in Faridabad.

Around 2.30am, the four girls, were coming out of the mall. Kartar Singh and his friends followed them. "They were apparently interested in one of the girls. Kartar was very aggressive and had asked her to come and dance with him," said DCP. The 24 year old girl, who is married, told the men to get lost, said a police officer. The youths also misbehaved with the women at the mall.

The girls hired a radio cab from Gurgaon for Badarpur. The drunk youths chased the cab after removing the temporary number plates of their Scorpio. Around 3am, they intercepted the cab near Ghitorni Metro Station and took the key and mobile.

Sharma, the cab driver whose mobile was not taken, called up the cops at 3.12am. The South district police quickly launched a hunt. The nearest police picket, at Aya Nagar, was informed and a team of four personnel on patrol duty - sub-inspectors Kuldeep Sharma and Bansi Lal, and constables Chander Bhan and Raghubir - set off in a Tata 407 tempo to look for the Scorpio.

The target was spotted around 4am near Jaunapur Road and the chase began. Police said the tempo hit the Scorpio several times in an attempt to make it stop but the accused were in no mood to give in. Finally, the police team trapped them at a bottleneck on a jungle road near Aya Nagar and rescued the woman. They managed to catch two of the accused, Kartar Singh and Pramod, while the other three escaped.