Jaipur, 14 Dec 2025: In a major crackdown on an alleged international sex trafficking network, Jaipur Police have arrested two Thai women suspected of running a prostitution racket in the city. The operation, which unfolded over recent days, has also revealed potential links to drug distribution and foreign criminal networks, officials said.
According to police sources, the two women identified as Ploy and Fah (names withheld pending verification) were taken into custody following intelligence inputs about their involvement in organised sex work and possible drug supply activities. The arrests were made during coordinated raids at multiple locations in Jaipur, where the suspects were operating under the guise of massage and hospitality services.
Police recovered documents, electronic devices and mobile phones believed to contain evidence of prostitution arrangements and client lists. Officers are currently analysing call records, financial transactions and digital communications to trace the full scope of the racket and identify additional accomplices.
In addition to the sex work allegations, preliminary investigations indicate that the network may have been facilitating drug distribution among certain clientele and associates. Narcotics-related evidence is being examined, and authorities have not ruled out further arrests as the probe deepens.
A senior police official said, “The arrests highlight the growing sophistication of illegal operations that exploit vulnerable individuals and transnational connections. We are probing all leads to dismantle the entire network and bring all culpable persons to justice.”
The case has drawn attention to the need for enhanced vigilance and coordination between immigration, law enforcement and city police units to prevent the misuse of hospitality and entertainment sectors by criminal syndicates.
Both women are currently in judicial custody, and charges have been filed under relevant sections of the Indian Penal Code and the Immoral Traffic (Prevention) Act. Investigators are also examining whether any local partners or facilitators were involved in recruiting or managing the alleged racket.
Police have appealed to the public to share information related to suspicious foreign nationals or suspected illegal activities, assuring that all information will be handled confidentially as part of ongoing enforcement efforts.