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67 Indian Youth Rescued from Cyber-Trafficking Syndicates in Laos

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In a dramatic rescue operation, 67 Indian youth were rescued from cyber-scam centers in Laos, where they had been trafficked and held captive for work under severe intimidation and abuse. According to reports, the victims were being held captive by criminal syndicates that exploited them to execute fraudulent online schemes targeting global victims.

Reports have it that the trafficked youths were promised juicy jobs abroad, which ended up trapping them in unforgiving situations. They were given various forms of mental and physical torture, forced to work for long hours in cyber-scam operations and subjected to surveillance, at times through threats of dire consequences if they succeeded in running away.

The rescue was a collaborative operation between Indian officials, Laos government, and other international agencies. The operation serves to illustrate how human trafficking into cybercrime networks is becoming more of a concern, as cybercrime networks utilize the vulnerable populations for their activities. Authorities vowed to take stricter measures against those responsible and continue to work for the safe repatriation of the rescued Indian youth to their families.

This case emphasizes the need for vigilance and awareness among job seekers to avoid falling prey to such scams. The Indian government continues to encourage people to verify overseas job offers and report suspicious activities to prevent similar incidents in the future. Counseling and support are being provided to the rescued youth to recover from their traumatic experiences.

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