21 girls rescued from red light area of Kashmir Bazaar in Agra by Navi Mumbai police

As many as 21 girls have been rescued by the police of Navi Mumbai from the red light area of Kashmir Bazaar in Agra – these girls had been pushed to the sex trade - five of the girls are from Maharashtra state while the rest are from northern states like UP.
This has been reported in timesofindia.indiatimes.com dated 5 August 2015.

The girls had been either kidnapped or lured by agents while they were barely adolescents aged between 11 to 14 years, and were sold for prices ranging from Rs 2 lakh to 3 lakh at the various 22 'kothas' (prostitution dens') at Agra's Kashmir Bazaar in the course of the last decade.
The sex scandal was revealed when of the girls, who had been kidnapped from Nerul area in 2007, had gathered up courage to request one of her visiting clients in Agra to look for her family back in Navi Mumbai. She had explained that she had been trapped in this sinister world for eight years.
She had been forcibly kidnapped by some women who gave her food laced with sedatives.
After rescuing her, the police arrested some pimps and came to know their modus operandi – they used to target those juvenile girls who have some family problems or some personal issues. They would lure them to come and see Taj Mahal in Agra or promise to get them a job.
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India continues to be a land of superstition and bizarre rituals and, the gullible keep falling into their traps of so-called Godmen or tantriks leading to atrocious human sacrifices as has happened in Agra. A man has 'sacrificed' four minor girls to cure his mentally ill wife on the 'advice' of a tantrik. The man had allegedly raped the girls before killing them.
This has been reported in ibnlive.com dated 1 August 2015.

The man has, since, been arrested by the police. He has confessed to the murder of a 12-year-old girl whose brutalized body was found in the bushes outside Parkham village early this week. This was his fourth victim – he had plans to kill seven, as advised by the tantrik.
The first girl was a 14-year-old – he raped and murdered her on November 23, 2010. She had come to the village to attend a wedding but never returned to the venue after wandering out.
The second girl was a child, just four years old. He killed her in 2012. Her body, with the head smashed in with a large stone, was recovered in the village.
The third girl was a nine-year-old. He was unable to recall the date of that murder.
The tantrik was dragged out from a police station in Mathura and lynched by a mob of 100 men – he is now dead.
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