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Mumbai police crack human trafficking case, 21 children rescued
Updated On: 15 October, 2018 06:57 PM IST | Mumbai | Diwakar Sharma
The 21 boys were brought from Bihar and Nepal; five have been arrested in this connection

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The Special Juvenile Police Unit (SJPU) of the Mumbai Crime Branch rescued 21 children from the clutches of human traffickers on Saturday. The children, who were brought to Mumbai from Bihar and Nepal, were rescued in a joint operation by the police, and a non-government organisation (NGO).
A police source said the boys (aged between 13 and 15), were brought in a general compartment of the Karmabhoomi Express, which they boarded at Raxaul railway station in Bihar. "Some were seen seated on the floor under the washbasin, while some were seated outside the washrooms. All the children were terrified," the source said.


