How Did Bihar Police Rescue 10 Minor Girls from Orchestra Parties?
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Synopsis
In a remarkable effort, Saran police executed a raid under Operation Naya Savera, leading to the rescue of 10 minor girls from four orchestra parties. This operation highlights the ongoing battle against human trafficking and the commitment of law enforcement to protect vulnerable children. Stay tuned for the full story.
Key Takeaways
- 10 minor girls rescued from exploitation.
- Operation Naya Savera highlights police efforts against trafficking.
- Seven arrested for exploitation of minors.
- Community involvement crucial for combating human trafficking.
- Authorities are tracing an interstate trafficking network.
Patna, Aug 13 (NationPress) In a significant operation named Naya Savera, the Saran police in Bihar successfully rescued 10 minor girls from four orchestra parties within the district on Wednesday.
The operation commenced around 10 am under the leadership of Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Kumar Ashish.
The rescued victims consist of six girls from West Bengal, one from Odisha, one from Jharkhand, and two from Bihar.
The police are actively reaching out to their families to facilitate a safe return.
In connection with this case, seven individuals have been apprehended on charges of exploiting these minor girls.
Those arrested include Neeraj Yadav (son of Lalbabu Rai), Gopal Badi, Talib Khan (son of Narhum Alam Mian), Shubham Kumar (son of Shivnarayan Prasad), Junab Hussain (son of Abdul Hussain), Ankit Kumar (son of Kanhaiya Bhagat), Mohammad Bittu Hashmi (son of Mohammad Minsharif Hashmi), and Chandan Kumar Tiwari (son of Gautam Tiwari), all based in Saran.
Investigations are ongoing to gather more information about additional suspects. The arrested individuals will face court proceedings in the district.
This raid was initiated following directives from the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC), with three teams from the Mahila Thana and one from the Isuapur police station executing simultaneous operations against Rahul Orchestra, Sangeeta Orchestra, Muskaan Orchestra, and Vipin Orchestra operating in the Mashrakh and Isuapur blocks.
According to SSP Ashish, the minors were subjected to torture and forced to perform.
An FIR (Number 74/25) has been lodged at the women’s police station, and the authorities are continuing their efforts to apprehend the remaining suspects.
“The Naya Savera operation commenced in August and will persist until August 14. We urge the community to provide information regarding such incidents for prompt action,” stated the SSP.
The district police are also monitoring an interstate human trafficking network operating in the vicinity.
Point of View
It is imperative for our society to unite against human trafficking. This incident in Bihar serves as a stark reminder of the vulnerabilities faced by many children across the nation. The efforts of law enforcement are commendable, yet they highlight the need for a collaborative approach to prevent such atrocities. We must prioritize the protection of our children and ensure justice prevails.
NationPress
08/10/2025
Frequently Asked Questions
What was Operation Naya Savera?
Operation Naya Savera was a law enforcement initiative undertaken by Saran police in Bihar aimed at rescuing minor girls from exploitation in orchestra parties.
How many girls were rescued?
A total of 10 minor girls were rescued during the operation.
What actions were taken against the accused?
Seven individuals were arrested for allegedly exploiting the minor girls, and investigations are ongoing to find additional suspects.
How did the police locate the minor girls?
The police conducted coordinated raids on various orchestra parties in response to directives from the National Human Rights Commission.
What measures are being taken to ensure the safety of the rescued girls?
The police are in the process of contacting the families of the rescued girls to facilitate their safe return.
