Rs 5 Lakh To Rs 20 Lakh: How Bride-For-Sale Network Exploits Vulnerable Young Girls
An investigative report has exposed a shocking network of human trafficking and bride-selling racket. The report by Manorama News disclosed that the illegal network operating based out of Hyderabad, explicitly exploits financially vulnerable, impoverished families by commodifying young women and minor girls under the guise of marriage.
Clients can take bridge to their homes in just four days after processing all the formalities. The Malayali brokers in Hyderabad was offering men here mostly past the age of 50 who are looking for a second marriage.
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The brokers will line up young women from economically disadvantaged families, negotiating their price based on physical appearance, age, and obedience.
The entire process including introducing the woman to conducting a quick wedding—is packaged to take place within four days. The report pointed out that the brokers charge anywhere from Rs 5–6 lakh for women deemed “average-looking” while those considered attractive will be charged up to Rs 20 lakh.
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