Human trafficking racket busted; 80 people sent to Canada, Netherlands, Turkey and Poland for Rs 30 to 50 lakh

International News.  Human trafficking racket busted: Mumbai Police has busted a large-scale human trafficking and fake passport racket by arresting accused Roshan Bhaskar Dudhwadkar (50) from Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport. According to the police, Dudhwadkar and his accomplice Rajesh Panchal helped smuggle 80 Indian nationals to countries like Canada, Netherlands, Turkey and Poland using fake travel documents.

Information received through FPRO 

Mumbai Police received information about Dudhwakar's suspicious activities through the Foreigners Regional Registration Officer (FPRO) on February 28. A team of Mumbai Police detained Dudhwakar at the airport. He lives in Andheri East.

They used to make fake passports and visas

Investigation has revealed that Rajesh Panchal used to make fake passports and visas and used to charge a huge amount of Rs 30 to 50 lakh per passenger. To ensure smooth clearance of passengers from the airport, Panchal along with Dudhwadkar presented fake documents. For this, Dudhwadkar used to get Rs 50,000 per passenger. It is alleged that both the accused together used to cheat the Indian authorities by taking advantage of the loopholes in the immigration system.

Human trafficking is a serious problem

Human trafficking is a serious problem because it takes away people's freedom and security. Understanding human trafficking is important for your own safety and the safety of others. By knowing your rights and seeking help, you can help end this crime and find safety.