Rajasthan police use decoy operation to rescue six girls sold into prostitution by their families

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Police in Rajasthan rescued six girls who had been sold into prostitution by members of their own families. Officers carried out a decoy operation to locate and free the victims. The girls were removed from the situation and the rescue marks a significant intervention against trafficking in the state. The report attributes the success of the operation to the use of the decoy tactic by the police.

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