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Hyderabad Court Sentences 9, Including 8 Bangladeshis, to Life in Trafficking Case

The court also imposed a total fine of Rs 1,37,000 after finding the group guilty of trafficking Bangladeshi women into India for prostitution.

  • On Thursday, September 17, 2026, a special National Investigation Agency court in Hyderabad sentenced nine individuals to life imprisonment for human trafficking, including eight Bangladeshi nationals and one Indian citizen.
  • Traffickers lured vulnerable Bangladeshis to India with false promises of lucrative employment and decent wages, then forced victims into prostitution until local authorities rescued them from multiple locations in 2019.
  • Prosecutions proceeded under the Indian Penal Code , the Foreigners Act, and the Immoral Traffic Act, with the court imposing a total fine of ₹1.37 lakh and three months' simple imprisonment for non-payment.
  • Convicts include Ruhul Amin Dhali, Mohd Yousuf Khan, Bithi Begum, Imamul Ghazi, Mohammed Al Mamun, Sojib Shaik, Suresh Kumar Das, Mohd Abdulla Munshi, and Mohd Ayub Shaik, arrested across West Bengal and Telangana during 2019 and 2020.
  • This ruling resolves a seven-year-old investigation originally registered by Telangana Police in 2019, with the NIA taking over on October 12, 2019, and filing a chargesheet in 2020 to bring the trafficking network to justice.
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The Hyderabad NIA Special Court has sentenced nine people to life imprisonment in a human trafficking case. Eight of them are Bangladeshi nationals. The women were lured to India with the promise of jobs and forced into prostitution. Read the full story.

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