Priya Devi is only nine years old. But she is one of two hundred children in Manipur promised a better life but cheated in the end finding themselves taken away to southern most parts of India far away from home, alieanted and trapped in a world of abuse and hard labour. TIMES NOW exposes the trail from Manipur to Chennai to Bangalore.
She is only nine years old but she's seen more injustice that many have seen in a lifetime.
Priya, 9-yr-old rescued from Kanyakumari, Tamil Nadu, said, "I was taken by a man from my home promising me education. But when I got there, they made me work."
The men promised to give Priya a better life but four years later, her parents are devastated that their trust was betrayed.
The parents said, "Consider our poverty and concern for her future, we had decided to send her to get good education but what has happened is totaling contrasting."
TIMES NOW was there when Priya was released along with 16 other children last month and with it began a rlentless chase to expose the shocking truth.
The first stop led further to Kanyakumari where another 76 Manipuri children were rescued.
Priya's story is just one amon the 200 from Manipur, alienated, defenceless innocent lives trapped in an unforgiving world. TIMES NOW exposes the shocking truth behind child trafficking in India, follows the trail of 200 children picked up in Manipur and exploited in Chennai.
Priya Devi is only nine years old. But she is one of two hundred children in Manipur promised a better life but cheated in the end finding themselves taken away to southern most parts of India far away from home, alieanted and trapped in a world of abuse and hard labour. TIMES NOW exposes the trail from Manipur to Chennai to Bangalore.
She is only nine years old but she's seen more injustice that many have seen in a lifetime.
Priya, 9-yr-old rescued from Kanyakumari, Tamil Nadu, said, "I was taken by a man from my home promising me education. But when I got there, they made me work."
The men promised to give Priya a better life but four years later, her parents are devastated that their trust was betrayed.
The parents said, "Consider our poverty and concern for her future, we had decided to send her to get good education but what has happened is totaling contrasting."
TIMES NOW was there when Priya was released along with 16 other children last month and with it began a rlentless chase to expose the shocking truth.
The first stop led further to Kanyakumari where another 76 Manipuri children were rescued.
Priya's story is just one amon the 200 from Manipur, alienated, defenceless innocent lives trapped in an unforgiving world.
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