A TSI sting operation finds how paedophilia has turned into a thriving business in Delhi, NCR and Mumbai. Taking advantage of kids’ poverty and craze for brands and gadgets, middlemen get rich by supplying minor boys and girls to satiate the desire of sick, rich men, many of them NRIs and foreigners. By Abhishek Kumar and Neeraj Rajput
We could feel that Ansh did not appreciate us having a long conversation with the boy. But since we don’t want to take them to a hotel or any other place, we need all our answers then and there. It’s an uncomfortable situation; but we press on. We said we were surprised that kids were so easily available here in India too. The boy immediately replied that India was getting rapidly westernised and you get to find such kids in virtually every corner of the country. He added he wanted money so that he could buy a Yamaha Fazer motorcycle. Asked if he would feel awkward later, he categorically said no.
Boy-You are from Australia?
TSI- Ya, I am from Australia. You must be studying?
Boy-Smiles
TSI- I am surprised that this all happens here and availability is so easy.
Boy-Everything is getting westernised here too and people are copying everything.
TSI-How do you know him (Ansh)?
Boy-I got in touch with him through e-mail.
TSI- Is this your first time?
Boy- No. Must be 7th or 8th time.
TSI- Are you in touch with others as well?
Boy-Yes, there are many.
TSI- Why did you come into this profession?
Boy- I have to buy a motorbike.
TSI- Which one?
Boy- Yamaha’s Fazer.
TSI- You must be feeling really awkward to do all this?
Boy-Not at all.
TSI- Is this a hobby or for money?
Boy-Mainly for money.
TSI- You have done it earlier as well, hope nothing bothers.
Boy –Not at all. I have already done it 5 to 7 times.
Now either this boy was extremely well-trained by Ansh or he could be a professional, hardened and experienced enough to know what to say to his clients.
Mumbai was our next stop. We had contacted a few pimps before arriving. Upon hearing that the client was an NRI, everybody was eager to make a killing. We met Maria in a restaurant. She had come to test us out. She assured us that she would try for boys but if they were not available, she could definitely arrange for minor girls. We could understand that her trade involved only call girls. But we had the airs of a typical NRI millionaire who was sure of what he wanted and stuck to our demand for boys. The next day, when we met her again, she was sitting there with two young boys. One of them, quoted below, wore nail polish and lipstick.
TSI - What is your name?
Boy - Rupesh
TSI - What more do you do, buddy?
Rupesh - I teach classical dance.
Maria asked us where we would take them to. But we told her we wanted to talk to the boys but not in her presence. Rupesh and Salim looked like 22 and 24 respectively. Looking at their demeanour, we could sense that Rupesh was our man. The only thing left was to make him trust us. We told him that we were only interested in small kids. He said that he could arrange for some kids aged between 10 and 12 years. He added that he was a dance teacher and that he would bring his students over. Then came the most pathological of all statements.
Rupesh told us that since the kids were very small, they were unable to do anything by themselves, implying that we had to take active role.
We could feel that Ansh did not appreciate us having a long conversation with the boy. But since we don’t want to take them to a hotel or any other place, we need all our answers then and there. It’s an uncomfortable situation; but we press on. We said we were surprised that kids were so easily available here in India too. The boy immediately replied that India was getting rapidly westernised and you get to find such kids in virtually every corner of the country. He added he wanted money so that he could buy a Yamaha Fazer motorcycle. Asked if he would feel awkward later, he categorically said no.
Boy-You are from Australia?
TSI- Ya, I am from Australia. You must be studying?
Boy-Smiles
TSI- I am surprised that this all happens here and availability is so easy.
Boy-Everything is getting westernised here too and people are copying everything.
TSI-How do you know him (Ansh)?
Boy-I got in touch with him through e-mail.
TSI- Is this your first time?
Boy- No. Must be 7th or 8th time.
TSI- Are you in touch with others as well?
Boy-Yes, there are many.
TSI- Why did you come into this profession?
Boy- I have to buy a motorbike.
TSI- Which one?
Boy- Yamaha’s Fazer.
TSI- You must be feeling really awkward to do all this?
Boy-Not at all.
TSI- Is this a hobby or for money?
Boy-Mainly for money.
TSI- You have done it earlier as well, hope nothing bothers.
Boy –Not at all. I have already done it 5 to 7 times.
Now either this boy was extremely well-trained by Ansh or he could be a professional, hardened and experienced enough to know what to say to his clients.
Mumbai was our next stop. We had contacted a few pimps before arriving. Upon hearing that the client was an NRI, everybody was eager to make a killing. We met Maria in a restaurant. She had come to test us out. She assured us that she would try for boys but if they were not available, she could definitely arrange for minor girls. We could understand that her trade involved only call girls. But we had the airs of a typical NRI millionaire who was sure of what he wanted and stuck to our demand for boys. The next day, when we met her again, she was sitting there with two young boys. One of them, quoted below, wore nail polish and lipstick.
TSI - What is your name?
Boy - Rupesh
TSI - What more do you do, buddy?
Rupesh - I teach classical dance.
Maria asked us where we would take them to. But we told her we wanted to talk to the boys but not in her presence. Rupesh and Salim looked like 22 and 24 respectively. Looking at their demeanour, we could sense that Rupesh was our man. The only thing left was to make him trust us. We told him that we were only interested in small kids. He said that he could arrange for some kids aged between 10 and 12 years. He added that he was a dance teacher and that he would bring his students over. Then came the most pathological of all statements.
Rupesh told us that since the kids were very small, they were unable to do anything by themselves, implying that we had to take active role.
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Source : IIPM Editorial, 2010.
An Initiative of IIPM, Malay Chaudhuri and Arindam chaudhuri (Renowned Management Guru and Economist).
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