Prostitution in hotels and Spa centres in Haryana has become a regular profession. The state police has registered four cases in past one week where rackets involved in flesh trade in hotels as well as Spa centres were busted in the state. During a raid at Thai Spa Center located in Doctor Mittal Wali Gali on Ambala Road at Kaithal police on a secret information arrested four persons including two females involved in immoral activites. Data specifically on the number of instances of prostitution occurring in hotels, lodges, and private buildings is not readily available, as it is an illegal activity and official statistics are scarce and unreliable. However, data indicates the hospitality industry is heavily involved in sex trafficking, and studies showing that a large majority of victims are exploited in hotels and motels.

Research also highlights that sex workers, regardless of the setting, face risks of violence and health issues, though vulnerability varies by location. Information also reveals that prostitution is illegal in many countries, In our country, prostitution often occurs in discrete locations, including private residences, street-based private off-street locations, residential houses located in good localities, private lodges and hotels. However, there is a lack of official data from hotels, lodges, and private buildings. The sex industry in India, for example, is a multi-billion dollar, fast-growing sector with many illegal operations, but data on the specific locations of these operations is limited.

Studies analyzing federal cases indicate that victims of sex trafficking are often exploited in hotels and motels. Hospitality Industry famous sex trafficking in our country. Similarly, in another case a prostitution racket was going on in the hotel, as soon as police from two police stations arrived there was a stampede; five girls were caught. A study found that specific hotel characteristics and environmental factors, such as proximity to highways, can facilitate sex trafficking. Research shows that sex workers face health risks like violence, sexually transmitted infections and mental health issues.

During this week, police busted a prostitution racket running in a hotel in the New Colony area of Gurugram. Five girls were caught in the raid and two employees including the hotel owner were detained. Police also found objectionable material from the spot. Investigation revealed that this illegal business was going on for a long time under the guise of a hotel management, which the police are investigating. Police busted prostitution racket going on in a hotel located in the New Colony area during night a couple of days ago. Based on accurate information from an informer, a joint team of two police stations raided the hotel. Seeing the police, the hotel staff got alarmed. During investigation, the police recovered objectionable material from the hotel. The police have arrested five girls. The hotel operator and two employees were also taken into custody.

According to the police, information was received from a special informer about the operation of a prostitution network in this hotel located in the New Colony area. After informing the higher authorities in this regard, a joint team of New Colony police station and Sector-9 police station was formed for action. The joint team raided the hotel late at night. The police searched the hotel and recovered several objectionable items from the spot. The police detained several suspects including the hotel owner and employees and questioned them. Five young women were also arrested from the hotel. Initial investigation by the police revealed that illegal prostitution was being carried out under the guise of the hotel for a long time. According to the New Colony police station in-charge, this prostitution business was being run in an organised manner through a network.

Another prostitution racket busted at Fatehabad in Haryana. Investigation revealed that minors were lured into giving job… deals were fixed for rupees 10 thousand for a night and then sent to a hotel. Three persons were arrested including a woman. A gang that pushed minor girls into prostitution has been busted in Sirsa during this week. Police have arrested three accused including a woman. The gang lured a minor girl from Fatehabad with the promise of a beauty parlor and sexually exploited her. The accused had sold the victim for Rs 10,000. Police are now searching for other members of the gang. Prostitution racket busted in Sirsa, in which three including a woman were arrested.

The women police station busted a gang of three arrested including a woman that lured minor girls into prostitution by promising them jobs. The gang lured a minor girl from Fatehabad into opening a beauty parlor and then sexually exploited her. On Saturday, Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) Rajesh Kumar informed the journalists that on the complaint of the victim’s mother, the Mahila Thana Police had registered a case on September 10. During the investigation, the police arrested Pooja, resident of Mela Ground, Manoj Kumar, resident of Rajpura Sahni village of Nathusari Chaupata and Kirat Singh, resident of Jhordnali. Kirat Singh allegedly also sexually exploited the minor.
According to police, the accused Pooja was earlier working in a spa centre in Hisar and four months ago she had come to live in lane number four of Mela Ground in Sirsa. Pooja and Manoj Kumar together used to contact minor girls and on the pretext of getting them a job, they used to push them into prostitution. The accused had sold the victim to Kirat Singh for Rs 10,000. This amount has been recovered by the police from Pooja. The crime was committed in a private hotel on Barnala Road. The police are now looking for other people associated with the gang and are taking the investigation forward on the basis of CCTV footage. DSP Rajesh Kumar said that this is the first case of this gang, but information about their network is also being gathered in other districts including Hisar. Interrogation of the arrested accused is going on and more revelations are likely to be made during police remand