Lack of education lead to trafficking

Suntoli was sold in a brothel in kolkotta, India. She shared her story how she ran away from brothel. She said that she was uneducated; her parents did not send her school saying that girl should not go to school, but her two brothers go to village school. She told that a person show her a love and eloped her from her home to go to Katmandu and to get married. She knew it when she was behaved badly reaching to brothel. “It was evening that there was nobody in the flat in which I was kept for a weak .I took the rope and tied it in a rod inside the hole and catching the rope I came out.

As I escaped from there, one of the victims in the brothel suggested me not to go to nearby police station because the brothel owner and whoever goes for rescue in the police station they were brought back to brothel bribe the cops there. Therefore, I decided not to go there and started running the whole night through jungle and farmlands. The next day I reached to Nandakumar police station and asked them for help, but nobody understood me. Fortunately, I found a Nepali man working in the nearby shop. He told me not to argue with the police officers and took me to his rented flat. He treated me very well and he took me to Kolakatta Nepal consulate office. Later with the initiation ABC Nepal, I was brought to Nepal. I have filed the case against the culprit in the court. If I was educated I would not have to face this problem, she stars crying hysterically.

It was not only the problem of Suntoli. Like her, many girls are facing these sorts of problem mainly who are in village and who are deprived of education. Government should hear the voice of these people and should provide education facilities to the girls of rural area.