Sex racket in Jamshedpur busted, 10 including 4 girls arrested

Jamshedpur, May 10: In a shocking incident, a sex racket was busted by a team led by magistrate Sunil Kumar in a guest house located at Sakchi. Six young men and four girls were arrested in connection with the case.

According to sources, the administration received a tip-off regarding the illegal activities being carried out in the guest house. Acting on the information, the team conducted a surprise raid and caught the culprits red-handed.

The police raided Kanti Guest House located on Kalimati Road under Sakchi police station and arrested some young men and women. It is said that a sex racket was running in the said guest house.

A room was also made available to the couples for doing immoral acts. There were frequent complaints regarding this. As soon as the matter came to notice, Dhalbhum SDO, immediately sent executive magistrate Sunil Kumar for a raid to investigate the matter.

The Executive Magistrate along with the Sakchi Police investigated the matter. Six youths and four girls have been detained from the spot. They are being questioned at Sakchi police station. A large number of beer bottles have been recovered from the guest house. Police are investigating who are the people involved in this illegal business.

The guest house was also found to be violating several safety and hygiene regulations. Upon further investigation, it was revealed that the suspects were involved in a sex racket, which operated from the guest house. The young men were allegedly paying the girls for sexual favours, and the racket was being run for several months.

The magistrate has booked the suspects under various sections of the Indian Penal Code, and they are currently in police custody. The guest house has also been sealed, and an investigation is underway to identify the mastermind behind the racket.

The busting of this sex racket has sent shockwaves across the city, and it is being viewed as a stern warning to those involved in such illegal activities. The administration has urged the public to come forward and report any suspicious activities to the authorities to curb such malpractices.