<h1>ED Uncovers Human Trafficking Racket; Six Sentenced to Life for Exploiting Bangladeshi Girls in Prostitution Scheme</h1> Hyderabad-based operators paid Rs 4,000-5,000 per person to agents at the India-Bangladesh border in West Bengal for trafficking Bangladeshi girls into India, according to an ED investigation. The probe, linked to a Telangana Police FIR and re-registered by the NIA, revealed a prostitution racket operating from brothels near Hyderabad. Assets worth Rs 1.90 lakh were attached, including funds in Paytm wallets and bank accounts. The accused used fake Indian identity documents and structured payments to evade detection. Victims were lured with job promises but forced into the flesh trade. A special court sentenced six individuals to life imprisonment.