NIA Court Awards Life Imprisonment to Nine, Including Eight Bangladeshis in Human Trafficking Case
- A special NIA court in Hyderabad sentenced nine people, including eight Bangladeshi nationals, to life imprisonment for involvement in a human-trafficking syndicate.
- The network allegedly brought Bangladeshi women into India with promises of jobs and wages before forcing them into prostitution.
- The court imposed a combined fine of Rs 1,37,000, with three months of additional imprisonment for nonpayment.
- The case began after Telangana Police rescued four Bangladeshi women in Hyderabad in September 2019.
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LatestlyNIA secures life imprisonment to eight Bangladeshis among nine in human trafficking case
In a major success in a seven-year-old case registered in 2019, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) has secured life imprisonment for nine accused, including eight Bangladeshi nationals, linked to a syndicate of human trafficking.
A special NIA court in Hyderabad sentenced nine convicts, including eight Bangladeshi nationals, to life imprisonment in a 2019 human trafficking case. According to the investigation, the gang lured women to India with promises of jobs and good earnings and later forced them into prostitution.
Hyderabad's Special Court for NIA Cases has delivered a significant verdict in a 2019 human trafficking case, sentencing nine accused to life imprisonment. Eight of the convicted included Bangladeshi nationals. The court also imposed a total fine of ₹137,000 on all accused. Failure to pay the fine will result in an additional sentence of three months' simple imprisonment. Accused of luring Bangladeshi women to India with the promise of good job…
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