Four girls rescued from trafficker
Agencies : Rangiya (Assam) , Sat Oct 06 2012, 17:00 hrs
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Four girls were today rescued from a train at the railway station here while they were being taken to Gujarat for flesh trade, police said.
One Seema Mandal was arrested in connection with the trafficking of girls.
Mandal and the girls, hailing from Sonitpur district, were arrested from the New Delhi bound Avadh Assam Express.
All the four girls were sent home, while Mandal was being interrogated, police said.
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