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Cyberabad She Teams nabs 29 offenders in decoy operations

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 Cyberabad She Teams nabs 29 offenders in decoy operations
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The Cyberabad She Teams arrested 29 individuals for indecent acts during 104 decoy operations in the past week. Additionally, the Anti Human Trafficking Unit rescued four victims and apprehended one accused under the Prevention of Immoral Traffic Act. Awareness programs were conducted, reaching 1,844 participants on various social issues, including human trafficking and cyber safety.

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Twenty-nine individuals indulging in indecent acts in public places were arrested by the Cyberabad She Teams during 104 decoy operations over the past week.According to the Women and Child Safety Wing, 37 petty cases were registered against the offenders, while the remaining individuals were counselled. During the same period, She Teams received 20 complaints from women through various channels and initiated appropriate action.The Cyberabad Anti Human Trafficking Unit (AHTU) rescued four victims and apprehended one accused in a case registered under the Prevention of Immoral Traffic Act (PITA).Officials also facilitated the reunion of 39 families through counselling conducted at Family Counselling Centres and Centres for Domestic and Empowerment of Women (CDEW), helping resolve disputes…

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