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2 trafficked girls rescued from New Delhi

At a time when human trafficking cases in Udalguri district has steeply rised, and easy-going girls are lured and trafficked to various parts of the countryi. Two girls of No. 3 Hatimarasuba of Udalguri district, missing since three months were rescued at New Delhi and brought back home by the efforts of Dimakuchi OC Bakul Kakati on Sunday. The traffickers- Anita Munda and Badal have been absconding. Later, the girls were sent for medical treatment to Mangaldai civil hospital.

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