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Police has busted another game of prostitution going on in the capital Patna. A sex racket was going on in the guest house near Patna Junction. Disclosing this, the police arrested 7 people including 4 women.
This business was going on in a guest house located just a few steps away from Patna Junction. On receiving information about this, the police raided and arrested two women and two men from the room in objectionable condition. During this, the police arrested a total of 7 people including the manager of the guest house.
Let us tell you that the Kotwali police station got a secret information that the business of sex racket is going on openly in the guest house located just a few steps away from Patna Junction. On the basis of secret information, some policemen of Kotwali police station had reached the guest house in plain uniform on Sunday night by disguising themselves as customers. These sex workers present on the stairs asked the policemen to sell their bodies for three thousand rupees.
Meanwhile, at the behest of the police officer present on the spot, the women officers and women constables of the Kotwali police station present in plain uniform around the guest house arrested these two women while taking prompt action. At the same time, during this raid from the guest house room, two women along with two men were arrested in objectionable condition. During this raid, the police also arrested the guest house manager. A total of 7 people have been arrested in the police raid, including 4 women and 3 men.
In the case, the Kotwali police station in-charge said that all the accused would be presented before the court today. Further action will be taken. The police also said that during the raid many objectionable things were recovered from the room. Significantly, as soon as the evening sets in Patna Junction and its surrounding areas, flesh dealers start arriving at hotels and guest houses. According to the police, this is a big racket, to catch which the police is conducting raids.