Major Breakthrough: Surat Police Dismantle High-Profile Sex Racket, Rescue 13 Thai Women
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- September 16, 2025
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Surat, India – In a significant crackdown on illicit activities, Surat police have successfully busted a high-profile sex racket operating under the guise of a luxurious spa, leading to the rescue of 13 Thai women and the arrest of nine individuals. The meticulous operation, following a confidential tip-off, exposed a sophisticated network exploiting vulnerable individuals.
Acting on intelligence regarding suspicious activities at the 'Blue Earth Spa' located in the bustling Athwa area, a dedicated team from the Surat crime branch launched a covert investigation.
Confirming the illegal operations, the police swiftly organized a raid, which unfolded late last night, catching the perpetrators by surprise.
During the raid, officers discovered 13 women of Thai nationality allegedly being forced into prostitution. These women, who were reportedly lured to India under the pretext of legitimate employment opportunities, were immediately taken into protective custody.
The rescue highlights the pervasive issue of human trafficking and exploitation, often masked by seemingly legitimate businesses.
The operation also led to the apprehension of nine individuals believed to be involved in the racket. Among those arrested are the alleged mastermind of the operation, several managers who facilitated the illicit activities, and customers found at the premises.
Police officials stated that comprehensive interrogations are underway to uncover the full extent of the network, including any potential larger connections or international links.
Preliminary investigations suggest that the spa was merely a front, with the primary objective being the exploitation of these women.
The rescued women are now receiving necessary support and assistance, and authorities are working on the procedures for their safe repatriation to Thailand, ensuring their well-being and providing counseling.
The Surat police have registered a case under relevant sections of the Immoral Traffic (Prevention) Act and other applicable laws.
This bust serves as a stern warning to those involved in such heinous crimes, reaffirming the commitment of law enforcement to combat human trafficking and protect vulnerable individuals from exploitation. Further details are expected to emerge as the investigation progresses.
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