Namsai Child Trafficking Case: 51 Traced, Fifth Arrest Made

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NAMSAI, September 26: 

Namsai District Police has made further progress in the investigation into an alleged child trafficking and illegal procurement and placement case, with 51 persons, including four adults, traced or recovered so far.

The case, registered as Namsai PS Case No. 54/2026, concerns allegations of trafficking, procurement and placement of children from vulnerable families.

In the latest development, Ema Loyi of Kaba Village, identified by investigators as an alleged key facilitator, has been arrested.

With her arrest, the total number of accused arrested in the case has risen to five.

Police said the tracing and investigation efforts are being carried out in coordination with the District Child Protection Officer Priya Pomoung, CWC Namsai, Child Helpline and other child protection authorities and agencies.

The investigation is being conducted under the supervision of Sangey Thinley, APPS, Superintendent of Police, Namsai.

Dy.SP Kengo Dirchi, SDPO Namsai, is the Investigating Officer, assisted by a Special Investigation Team comprising Inspector T. Gayi, SI K. Kahik and other police personnel.

According to police, the investigation has involved coordinated operations across different districts and States, verification of leads, examination of witnesses and victims, and scrutiny of relevant electronic and financial evidence.

Police said efforts are continuing to trace any remaining children or persons connected with the case and establish the complete chain of alleged facilitation.

Investigators are also examining the roles of all persons allegedly involved in the case.

Namsai District Police said it remains committed to protecting vulnerable children and ensuring a thorough investigation in accordance with law.

The identities and personal details of minor children have not been disclosed in order to protect their privacy and well-being.



Location: Namsai, Arunachal Pradesh, India

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