Delhi Police Crack Down on GB Road Brothels: Two Minors Rescued Using Forged Aadhar Cards

Delhi Police rescued two minor girls from a GB Road brothel, who were portrayed as adults using forged Aadhar cards. Two individuals, including a woman, were arrested. During a routine check, officials found the minors, who were later taken to a shelter home and underwent medical examinations. Further investigations continue.

In a significant breakthrough, Delhi Police has rescued two minor girls who were allegedly being forced to work in a GB Road brothel through forged Aadhar cards portraying them as adults, officials announced on Sunday.

Authorities confirmed the arrest of two individuals connected to the shocking incident. The minors were discovered during a routine patrol by the Kamla Market police station team on the night of July 16, Deputy Commissioner of Police (central) M Harsha Vardhan reported.

Following initial suspicions, further inquiries revealed both girls were indeed minors, around 17 years old. They have since been placed in protective custody and underwent medical examinations. Ongoing investigations aim to dismantle the criminal network involved.