Mumbai: Encounter specialist Daya Nayak saves minor from being sold


Mumbai: Encounter specialist Daya Nayak saves minor from being sold

Mumbai, Mar 28 (TNN): A couple was arrested for allegedly trying to sell the wife's 12-year-old sister for Rs 70,000.

Following a tip-off, a special squad, formed by additional commissioner of police Vishwas Nangre-Patil and led by encounter specialist Daya Nayak, arrested Mohammad Darzi and his wife Samina accepting an advance of Rs 5,000 outside Andheri (W) railway station on Monday. Mohammad Idreshi, 22, who was the couple's agent, has also been arrested.

On March 24, members of the NGO, Indian Rescue Nation, posing as businessmen from south India scouting for teenaged girls, got in touch with Idreshi. While Idreshi contacted Darzi and Samina, the NGO tipped off the police and helped them set a trap.

The couple brought the 12-year-old girl to Mumbai from her hometown in West Bengal. Samina lied to her parents that she would admit her sister in a school in Mumbai and also find her a job.

"Around 9pm on Monday, the NGO members met Idreshi outside Andheri station. Idreshi showed them a picture of Samina's sister. After they okayed the 'deal', Idreshi demanded an advance of Rs 5,000," a police officer said. Idreshi even advised the "clients" to take the girl to Pune as it was less risky there compared to Mumbai.

When Darzi and Samina brought the girl at 11.45pm, the police arrested them. Darzi, Samina and Idreshi were booked for kidnapping and selling the girl for prostitution. They have been remanded in police custody till April 4.

  

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  • Felix Miller, Bangalore, Kasturinagar

    Thu, Jul 04 2013

    You are really, really great Sir. You are my role model, may favorite hero. I missed the opportunity of becoming an inspector like you, now I am now 45 yrs of age. i cannot apply for SI post. But definetely if I take rebirth I will not miss the opportunity of Becoming encounter specialist SI. I seek your blessings at least in my next birth. I misssssssssed....your footsteps. I am really sorry for not taking my life seriously. Pls continue your Heroism. Hats off to
    you SIR! Jai Hind!!!!

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  • Ganesh, mangalore

    Fri, Mar 29 2013

    It is not matching Encounter.

    Nayak have shoot at site: who ever kidnapper.

    Good Job: but publishing one person in the new i don't think it is right, because in India there are many honest police officers saving everyday many innocent children and public from the danger.
    if u don't trust, just watch "Crime Petrol in Sony TV"

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  • NAGESH PRABHU, MANGALORE/ABUDHABI

    Fri, Mar 29 2013

    Mr. Daya Nayak is a sincere, loyal and able Officer. Wherever, however, whatever may be the situation and consequense, he was, is and would continue good work. I know this perfect sincere officer very well. He doesnt require ant mention or certificate from anyone and he is not after laurels and praises. Great person , Great Work. Hats off to you Sir.

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  • jaya, doha

    Fri, Mar 29 2013

    Not a Good work Mr.Daya Nayak... it is very good and wonderful job... you saved one innocent's life and ...please give a tuff punishment for all of them...who inculed in this racket...people believd elder sister means same like a mother but here she is not sister...killer... throwing her own sister to hell...

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  • Stany D'sa, Mangalore/Dubai

    Thu, Mar 28 2013

    Excellent job done by Daya Nayak on arresting the culprits tactfully. I am sure others will not indulge in such inhumane acts.
    Bravo !

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  • Francis, Abu Dhabi

    Thu, Mar 28 2013

    Good work daya nayak, one more star in your credit bank. Keep up good work for the people & nation.
    Thank you.

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  • Anil, yennehole, karkala

    Thu, Mar 28 2013

    Good work Sir....keep it up..!!!

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  • Krishna, Malpe

    Thu, Mar 28 2013

    What's big deal in that...... he has done his duty.

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  • Rahul,

    Thu, Mar 28 2013

    Do good work earn fame and remain in heart of every body for long time.
    Earning money is not at all big thing.
    This is the lesson which we have to learn from such an officer

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  • John Tauro, M'lore / Kwt

    Thu, Mar 28 2013

    Dear Ramesh S., Mangalore,
    Of course this criminal incident would have been a picnic had it involved an officer other than our Daya Nayak who will now actually take them on a very long sightseeing tour. Just wait and watch. Thank you, Mr. Daya Nayak for rescuing the little angel from going to hell on earth.

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  • Ahmed, Managalore/mumbai

    Thu, Mar 28 2013

    Mr. Ramesh S . This is not kar-nataka. Not specially mangana-lore.

    Maharashtra railway and police department specialist in India and Asia.

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  • Allen, Mangalore

    Thu, Mar 28 2013

    An elder sister who should be protecting her own younger sister selling her off for prostitution! Anything could be worse than this?

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  • Roshan Braganza, Mumbai

    Thu, Mar 28 2013

    If sources are to be believed samina herself is minor wife . They can easily file a cross complaint against police and ngo citing harrasement against Minor , unless untill proved in court about sell off. Chances are also that she is brought as house labour ( which is legal if she 14 plus ) and also for child marriage ( in this case only pcma charges can apply ). People should be more aware of their rights against police as kidnapping and human trafficking clauses are often misused. Police can book anyone under human trafficking even if they are on tour. I think more directive and elaboration of this word in need of hour.

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  • Ramesh S, mangalore

    Thu, Mar 28 2013

    ..Soon, case will find new turn..Suspects will allege that they came for picnic & police caught them without any reason,Police dept is biased so on,these kind of activities prohibited in our community..then one or two constables head will role..story continues as usuals..

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  • S.M. Nawaz Kukkikatte, udupi

    Thu, Mar 28 2013

    Good work daya nayak and STOP Human trafficking completely in our india.

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