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Daring Female Cops Rescue 3 Minor Girls after Being Chased by a 600-Strong Mob in Haryana

Two women cops from Bengal bravely faced a 600-strong mob in Haryana to rescue a trafficked girl. By the end of the mission on Wednesday, they were successful in rescuing not one, but three minor girls, and also arrested nine traffickers.

Daring Female Cops Rescue 3 Minor Girls after Being Chased by a 600-Strong Mob in Haryana

Two women cops from Bengal bravely faced a 600-strong mob in Haryana to rescue a trafficked girl. By the end of the mission on Wednesday, they were successful in rescuing not one, but three minor girls, and also arrested nine traffickers.

According to the police, the three girls were kidnapped and brought to Haryana to be married off. The fearless cops — Sub-Inspector Piyali Ghosh and Constable Madhumita Das from Sankrail Police Station in Howrah, left for Haryana four days ago with two male constables.

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The team was following a tip-off obtained from a Howrah-based suspect named Mehfizza who told them that she had sold a 15-year-old girl in Palwal district of Haryana, with the objective of getting her married to 10 men.

But in the process of raids and investigation, the cops had to face a mob of about 600 people, which chased them through open fields saying that they were trying to kidnap their women. People in the mob were screaming for “public justice” and the women cops had to urge their counterparts in Haryana police to fire shots in the air to save their lives.

“I am happy that the job was done. We thank the constant help we received from anti-trafficking NGO, Shakti Vahini. We received little support from Haryana Police though Uttar Pradesh police always backed our raids…This was our first raid in Haryana and now we know we need to do our homework to be successful here,” Piyali Ghosh told The Times of India.

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