Patna: In Bihar's capital Patna, when a young woman was duped and abandoned by her boyfriend, she started running a call-girl racket and became its own kingpin. In this incident, a major revelation has been made of the sex racket running in several apartments in VVIP areas of Patna. Police have detained the operator of the call girl racket, who has now uncovered several secrets.
In fact, two years ago, the boyfriend of the racket's operator had taken the flat on rent. The woman, who was already married, left her husband and children and started living with her boyfriend two years ago. Suddenly, the two got into a rift and when the boyfriend separated, she became the operator of the call girl racket. She said that the boyfriend had cheated. According to Patna police, initially, the criminal woman was also earning good money. However, after this, when the liquor ban was imposed in Bihar, its customers started decreasing. After that, she started to introduce girls from other states into business.
She got the support of another young woman in this nasty business, who herself was the big call girl. After that, the two also joined the gang of a woman from Nalanda and started trapping the girls and bringing them to Patna. One person has been arrested in this racket and the search for the other is on. In this shocking incident, the police also arrested a man named Dhananjay. Bringing in customers was his job. For the call girl, 3 thousand rupees were taken from a customer in which the criminal woman used to take one thousand rupees in the name of giving place. According to information received from Secretariat ASP Kamya Mishra, during the interrogation, the girls have told that they had come under the clutches of a prostitution operator for the past one month. In a month, they were wronged for 25 days. Recently, the police had raided an apartment and arrested three women with objectionable material on charges of flesh trade.
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