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Two arrested for human trafficking

NEW DELHI: Two persons allegedly involved in a human trafficking racket were arrested here.

Arshad Alam, 33, and Bhupender Singh, 38, were part of a racket whose three members were arrested on May 18. They were charged under the Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act, a police officer said on Thursday.

Vipin Sharma, a proclaimed offender in 20 cases, was the alleged kingpin. Sharma's brother Sachin Sharma, 30, and brother-in-law Aman Alam, 26, were arrested earlier.

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