Rescue of Two Nepali Teenage Girls Sold to Indian Orchestra from Siraha and Dhanusha; Preparations Underway to Bring Four More

Summary:
Two Nepali teenage girls from Siraha and Dhanusha, who were sold to an orchestra group in Bihar, India, have been rescued and brought back to Nepal. They were found and sheltered by Indian police at a child welfare home in Siwan about a month ago before being repatriated. One girl from Dhanusha had been trafficked about three months ago and suffered mental and physical abuse, forced drinking, confinement, and unpaid labor. The other from Siraha was rescued just three days after arriving at the orchestra. There are still three Nepali girls in the same Indian welfare home and one more in a critical state in the orchestra group. Efforts are underway to rescue and bring these four young women back to Nepal soon.

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