Operation "AAHT" launched by RPF

Operation "AAHT" launched by RPF

Category : National Published on: February 10 2022

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Railway Protection Force has launched a nationwide operation “AAHT” to curb human trafficking.
As part of "Operation AAHT", special teams will be deployed on all long-distance trains/routes with a focus on rescuing victims, particularly women and children, from the clutches of traffickers.
The Railways, which operate about 21,000 trains across the country daily, is the most reliable mode of transportation for the traffickers who often moved their victims on long-distance trains.
The RPF that rescued more than 2,000 women and children between 2017-21 from the clutches of traffickers intensified the crackdown on human trafficking with the increasing number of cases.
The National Crime Records Bureau registers about 2,200 cases of Human Trafficking cases on an average each year.

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