Gwalior Spa Centre Raided, 4 Detained in Sex Racket Bust

Gwalior police raided a spa centre in the Kampoo area late Saturday night and claimed to have busted a suspected sex racket allegedly operating under the cover of the centre. The raid was carried out by a joint team from the Kampoo, Padav and Inderganj police stations.

The police team, acting on a tip-off, searched the rooms inside the STL Spa Centre and found a man and women in a suspicious situation. Some people also allegedly tried to leave after seeing the police but were caught by the team.

During the operation, police detained a man, two women and the female manager of the spa centre. The detained man was identified as Pradyuman Singh Sikarwar, while the spa manager was identified as Ragini Yadav. The two women detained during the raid were reportedly from Gwalior.

According to the initial police inquiry, customers were allegedly offered sexual services at the centre. Police said customers were reportedly charged between Rs 2,500 and Rs 3,000. The police are now investigating how long the suspected racket had been operating and who else may have been involved.

Action is being taken under the Immoral Traffic (Prevention) Act (PITA) and other relevant sections. The police are also questioning two other men to find out their role in the alleged activity.

The raid was supervised by CSP Inderganj Robin Jain and probationary DSP Anushree. Police also seized some items from the spot and sealed the centre.

The bust is a significant crackdown on illegal activities in the area. The police are working to ensure that such rackets are eliminated and those involved are brought to justice.

The Immoral Traffic (Prevention) Act (PITA) is a law that aims to prevent and combat trafficking for commercial sexual exploitation. The law provides for severe penalties for those involved in such activities.

The investigation is ongoing, and the police are working to gather more evidence and build a strong case against those involved. The identities of the two women detained during the raid have not been made public.

The raid is a testament to the police's commitment to tackling crime and ensuring public safety. The police are urging anyone with information about similar activities to come forward and report it to the authorities.

In conclusion, the bust of the suspected sex racket in Gwalior is a significant development in the fight against crime and exploitation. The police are working tirelessly to ensure that such activities are eradicated and those involved are brought to justice.