YAVATMAL/NAGPUR: Yet another case of girl sold for money has come to the fore — this time from Ner, a small town in Yavatmal district. According to Ner Police, Kavita Kohale, the 18-year-old daughter of Dinesh, who is partially blind, was lured with the promise of a job but was later sold for.'90,000 to a man in Rajasthan.
Dinesh, is a one-eyed man and has three unmarried teenaged daughters and his economic condition is poor. Kavita is his eldest daughter and was studying in Ner. A resident of Hanuman Nagar locality Dinesh alleged that his daughter was taken away to Nagpur assuring her of a job but was later sold out to a man in Rajasthan for .'90,000. Kavita came in contact with Mangala Kolhe (24), a divorcee, and her associate Satish Pandhare (35), of Sirasgaon-Pandhari village 30 kms away from Ner.
"Mangala and Satish used to visit our house regularly and developed a close relationship with us," said Dinesh, adding, "None of us could smell the trap ahead. They assured Kavita of a job in Nagpur and we agreed to send her."
Mangala and Satish brought Kavita to Nagpur and engaged her in Butibori-based Indo Rama Private Ltd. They also arranged a room for Kavita to stay. Kavita allegedly worked in the company during May and June 2010. During this period she was in touch with her family and sent money to them twice.
"But from July 16 she stopped calling us," Dinesh said. Finally, on August 10 Dinesh approached Ner police told who them to lodge a complaint with Butibori police . Meanwhile, they met Satish and Mangala who gave them two phone numbers of Yograj. They contacted Yograj and found that he hailed from Rajasthan. To their great dismay, Yograj told them that he bought the girl after paying.'90,000. Dinesh then told Butibori Police about Yograj and gave them his phone numbers.
Speaking to TOI head constable of Ner police station Harish Khar confirmed the incident and said that head constable Gajanan Kurase left for Butibori on Saturday to find out the facts. PI of Butibori police station Kailash Tankar said, "Kohale had just lodged a missing report with us. We were investigating the case from 'missing person' angle.
"The Indo Rama authorities said that Kavita had indeed worked with them for two months — in May and June — but after that she stopped coming to the office," Kurase said, adding, "Kavita used to reside at Tembri in MIDC area of Butibori but his landlord refused to divulge any more detail."
Dinesh, is a one-eyed man and has three unmarried teenaged daughters and his economic condition is poor. Kavita is his eldest daughter and was studying in Ner. A resident of Hanuman Nagar locality Dinesh alleged that his daughter was taken away to Nagpur assuring her of a job but was later sold out to a man in Rajasthan for .'90,000. Kavita came in contact with Mangala Kolhe (24), a divorcee, and her associate Satish Pandhare (35), of Sirasgaon-Pandhari village 30 kms away from Ner.
"Mangala and Satish used to visit our house regularly and developed a close relationship with us," said Dinesh, adding, "None of us could smell the trap ahead. They assured Kavita of a job in Nagpur and we agreed to send her."
Mangala and Satish brought Kavita to Nagpur and engaged her in Butibori-based Indo Rama Private Ltd. They also arranged a room for Kavita to stay. Kavita allegedly worked in the company during May and June 2010. During this period she was in touch with her family and sent money to them twice.
"But from July 16 she stopped calling us," Dinesh said. Finally, on August 10 Dinesh approached Ner police told who them to lodge a complaint with Butibori police . Meanwhile, they met Satish and Mangala who gave them two phone numbers of Yograj. They contacted Yograj and found that he hailed from Rajasthan. To their great dismay, Yograj told them that he bought the girl after paying.'90,000. Dinesh then told Butibori Police about Yograj and gave them his phone numbers.
Speaking to TOI head constable of Ner police station Harish Khar confirmed the incident and said that head constable Gajanan Kurase left for Butibori on Saturday to find out the facts. PI of Butibori police station Kailash Tankar said, "Kohale had just lodged a missing report with us. We were investigating the case from 'missing person' angle.
"The Indo Rama authorities said that Kavita had indeed worked with them for two months — in May and June — but after that she stopped coming to the office," Kurase said, adding, "Kavita used to reside at Tembri in MIDC area of Butibori but his landlord refused to divulge any more detail."
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