Security agencies have increased checks in border districts such as Araria, Kishanganj, Purnia and West Champaran. Officers caught several suspects carrying fake Aadhaar cards, voter IDs and other documents. Investigators say local agents create these papers and charge large sums of money.

Police also found that some gangs use women to pose as family members to avoid suspicion during travel. Authorities have arrested more than 30 people linked to the racket.

Officials say they will tighten border surveillance and act strongly against document forgers and human trafficking networks.

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According to officials, the hotel was allegedly being used to run an organised prostitution racket. The rescued girls were reportedly brought from West Bengal after being promised work in cultural programs and entertainment. Instead, the accused forced them into illegal activities.

Police arrested three men from the hotel and registered a case under relevant sections related to human trafficking and immoral activities. Officers have started questioning the accused to identify others involved in the network. They are also checking hotel records and mobile phones for more leads.

Local residents expressed shock after learning about the incident. Rajgir attracts thousands of tourists every year, and such activities damage the town’s image.

Police said they will continue strict checks on hotels and lodges in tourist areas. They also urged citizens to report suspicious activities so authorities can act quickly and prevent exploitation.

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