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Sex racket busted in Delhi, seven arrested

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The Delhi Police apprehended seven individuals, one of whom was a woman, and claimed to have busted a sex racket in the Jagat Puri area of Shahdara.

According to the police, they also rescued six women.

“On Saturday, the special staff of Shahdara received information about the racket. A decoy customer was sent to the spot with Rs 1,500. He met a person who identified himself as Karan Chaddha,” Deputy Commissioner of Police (Shahdara) Surendra Choudhary said.

The officer further stated that Chaddha then introduced the decoy to a woman who allegedly presented seven women.

“The decoy customer signaled the police about the illegal activities and a team raided the spot. During the raid, one operator of the sex racket along with the woman and five other individuals were apprehended. Six girls were rescued from exploitation,” the DCP said.

Investigation into the matter was underway, the officer added. (With inputs from PTI)

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