A Bangladeshi girl, who was trafficked to India after being kidnapped and lured with a chocolate, was rescued from  Ahmedabad. Reports indicate that she was illegally brought across the border into India.

According to sources, the girl was brought from Bangladesh to India around a year ago.

After she was kidnapped a year ago, a complaint was registered with the Bangladesh police. Subsequently, an NGO in Bangladesh received intelligence that the girl was in India, possibly in Mumbai, Delhi, or Ahmedabad, after which they informed the India-based NGO, Freedom Forum.

The NGO informed the commissioners of all three cities to keep an eye out and initiate an investigation.

A few days ago, Ahmedabad Crime Branch PI G R Chauhan received intelligence from a source that the girl was in Ahmedabad. However, before the police could take action, she was taken back to Kolkata.

Later, the same source again contacted G R Chauhan, who had since been transferred to Rajkot, to inform him that the girl was back in Ahmedabad. Acting on this information, the Rajkot Crime Branch sought permission from Commissioner of Police Brajesh Jha and dispatched the Anti-Human Trafficking Unit police team from Rajkot to Ahmedabad to search for the girl.

They successfully located the girl Sulotasinh along with the person who had purchased her in ₹40,000,, from Narol, Ahmedabad. The accused was then handed over to the Anti-Human Trafficking Unit in Ahmedabad.