Two women hailing from Punjab were recently rescued from an interstate prostitution racket in Nagpur. The women confessed that they had engaged in such activities to gather funds for migrating to Canada, either for themselves or their family members. The local police expressed astonishment at the level of desperation displayed by the women. Authorities also shed light on the role of immigration agents operating in various cities across northern India. The incident highlights the vulnerabilities faced by individuals seeking to migrate for better opportunities and the exploitation they may encounter in the process. The rescue of these women underscores the need for stricter measures to combat human trafficking and protect those at risk of falling victim to such crimes.