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1 thousand spas in all major cities of Gujarat with Thai girls
Spa’s henchman in the house of police personnel at 3 times more rent!
Save loot and health by creating a market for prostitution
Ahmedabad, 4 December 2024 A new kind of evil has come in the affluent class in Gujarat.1 lakh 10 thousand tourists come to India. Which mostly goes to urban areas. Many women are also included in the visitors. Work as sex workers or prostitutes. Many girls of Gujarat have been caught from brothels. It is estimated that about 11 thousand girls come to work every year in the urban and industrial areas of Gujarat. Some of these girls are beaten by the police.
On December 1, 2024, 6 girls from Thailand were caught in the Fusion Hotel of Adajan in Surat, Gujarat. Foreign girls were involved in the high-profile sex racket. Mobiles and 150 packets of condoms were found.
On 19 February 2024, 7 Thai girls were caught selling their bodies in Surat. Spa manager Chanchal Rajput managed to escape. 3 people were declared wanted.
The police had arrested 34 foreign girls from 5 spas in Ahmedabad 7 years ago.
6 foreign girlfriends of Prime Time Spa owner Mukesh Kumar Meena
3 foreign girls of Lord Spa and Salon owner Nikunj Mehriya
6 foreign girls of Avon Thaispa owner Alpesh Palas
15 foreign girls of Thai Sensation Spa owner Vinesh Jat
4 foreign girlfriends of Thai Wellness Spa owner Upendra Vaidnath
300 girls employed
7 years ago, 300 Thai girls used to work in 50 spas in Ahmedabad. These sex shops were running in Nikol, Vatva, Satellite, Vastrapur, Anandnagar, Sola, Chandkheda, Navrangpura, Naranpura, Gujarat University, Paldi, Naroda, Maninagar, Isanpur. Most of the girls are harassed even while living among the sanskari people in PGs in satellite, judges’ bungalows and society houses on Gurukul Road. People complain but nothing happens. It is estimated that instead of decreasing, the spas will increase to 200 in 2024. In which more than 1 thousand girls work. It takes the youth on the path of destruction. Most of the spas are on rent and housing of police personnel or officers. Which charges three times the rent. In which the work of installment and liaisoning also comes.
Now this badi has entered 22 cities including 8 metros of Gujarat. Whose number is very large.
Vadodara
In February 2020, there were 25 foreign girls from Thailand and Laos in spas and massage parlors in Alkapuri, Vasna-Bhayli Road, Gotri and Atladara of Vadodara city.
2022 – 3 Thai girls were arrested from Pattaya Spa in a mall in Khandwa district. 3 BJP leaders caught with Thai girls in spa! One of the three accused was close to Forest Minister Vijay Shah.
Similarly, 8 girls were caught in a brothel running under the guise of a spa in Vadodara.
2021 – 25 foreign women working in spas were detained.
In Valsad, the son of a businessman from Kutch was caught with a Thai girl in a spa.
In 2020, girls were called from abroad on tourist visa. A Thai girl was caught working in a spa while living in Vadodara without a working visa.
10 boys were caught running a sex trade in Atom Spa Center in Vijay Nagar police station area of Indore. Not only Gujarat but big cities of India are in its grip.
Trade or trafficking
It is not that girls are brought here, 10 times larger groups from Gujarat go to Thailand and do business of getting sexual pleasure with girls. A citizen of Nikol, the constituency of former Home Minister Pradeep Jadeja, said that in Gujarat, Rs 3 thousand to 25 thousand are being charged for enjoying sex with foreign girls. Nikol has the highest number of spas in the whole of Ahmedabad.
Home ministers should think
The constituency of former Minister of State for Home Pradeep Jadeja has the highest number of spas during his tenure.
Recently, a spa was caught in a raid in the constituency of Minister of State for Home Harsh Sanghvi in Surat.
If the country’s Home Minister Amit Shah and Bhupendra Patel, who is handling the Home Department in Gujarat, do not take any action, then the youth will continue to be looted like this.
Create a scrap market like Surat
Smuggling has been going on for centuries, it is difficult to stop it. 30 years ago there was a public scrap market in Surat. Rajkot and Bhavnagar were also markets. Such markets were at many ports. Prostitution is not a new business for Gujarat. Therefore, if it is legalized, then by building such a complex in a certain area and bringing a law allowing prostitution there, then economic and physical exploitation can be stopped. Such filth is most responsible for the spread of AIDS. It can also be controlled.
4 lakh customers
In Gujarat, such girls mostly work in spas. Where he sells his body in the name of spa. In 2023, the number of passengers going to Thailand from India was 16 lakh 20 thousand. It is estimated that 25 percent of them have gone from Gujarat. 4 lakh tourists go to Thailand from Gujarat. There is no other industry in Thailand in which people from India go. If prostitution markets start in the Mahasva cities of Gujarat, then billions of rupees going abroad can be stopped.
25 cities covered
On October 19, 2023, the police raided big cities like Ahmedabad, Surat, Rajkot.
50 in Rajkot and Surat, 100 in Ahmedabad and other cities
25 spas were investigated.
Most of the spas offer curvy Thai girls
She was doing prostitution in the name of massage. In such cities, prostitution centers should be built in such a way that people do not face problems due to them. Chanakya also spied through prostitution.
With the closure of dance bars in Mumbai, the spa culture in Gujarat has left me. In which an economy of billions of rupees has been created. Which now needs to be legalized.
Business
The Indian Embassy in Thailand has released an economic and trade report. 4 lakh people from India go to Thailand. There is not that big a business in Thailand. So why are they going and why are Thai businessmen coming less to India?
Thailand is the second largest economy in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and the Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS). Thailand is an upper-middle income country that maintains an open and market-oriented economy and actively promotes foreign direct investment in the country. The country has a well-developed infrastructure and has transformed its economy from a predominantly agrarian economy to one of the most diversified in the region.
Thailand is a major trading partner of India. Bilateral trade between India and Thailand was US$16.04 billion in 2023, of which exports from India to Thailand were US$5.92 billion and imports from Thailand to India were US$10.11 billion.
Thailand’s gross domestic product (GDP) was projected to reach US$513 billion in 2023. GDP per capita was recorded at US$7,330. Exports account for 55% of GDP.
Thailand’s total imports were US$289.75 billion. Thailand’s major trading partners in 2023 were China, the United States, Japan, Malaysia, Taiwan, the United Arab Emirates, Australia, Vietnam, Singapore, Indonesia, and India.
Total FDI in Thailand in 2023 was around US$16.06 billion, with major investor countries such as China, Singapore, the US, Japan and Taiwan.
Bilateral Trade:
Bilateral trade between the two countries has grown manifold in recent years. The trade volume between the two countries in recent years is as follows:
(Amount in billions of US dollars)
Imports from India and Exports from Thailand to India
Year – Trade – Exports – Imports
2019 – 12.14 – 7.34 – 4.80
2020 – 9.79 – 5.50 – 4.29
2021 – 14.99 – 8.58 – 6.40
2022 – 17.70 – 10.53 – 7.17
2023 – 16.04 – 10.11 – 5.92
Bilateral trade in FY 2023-24 is Rs. 14.94 billion.
Exports from India to Thailand: Silver and gold jewellery; machinery and parts; metal waste scrap and products; chemicals; vegetables and vegetable products; medicinal and pharmaceutical products; fresh aquatic animals, iron, steel and products; electrical machinery and parts; coffee, tea and spices; electrical household appliances; clothing etc.
Major Indian imports from Thailand:
Animal or vegetable fats and oils; chemical products; primary forms including polymers of ethylene, propylene, etc.; precious stones and jewellery; iron and steel and their products; machinery and parts thereof; motor cars, parts and accessories; copper; aluminium products; spark-ignition reciprocating internal combustion pistons; automatic data processing machines and their parts; air-conditioning machines and their parts; rubber products; rubber etc.
Indian investments are as follows;
Year – Investment (US$ million)
2019 – 23.38
2020 – 42.35
2021 – 124.73
2022 – 37.98
2023 – 29.44
[Source: BOI, Thailand]
Major Indian companies present in Thailand include Apollo Tyres (Thailand) Ltd.,
Camber Pharmaceuticals Company Limited,
Coforge Limited (formerly NIIT),
Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories (Thailand) Ltd.,
D Development Engineers Limited,
Dhut Transmission Pvt. Ltd.,
Intellect Design Arena Limited,
IVX Paper Chemicals Limited,
Innovative Gloves Company Limited,
Indian Overseas Bank,
NRB Bearing (Thailand) Limited,
Kirloskar Brothers Limited,
Kirloskar South East Asia Company Limited,
Larsen & Toubro. Ltd.,
Polyplex (Thailand) Public Company Limited,
Rajratan Global Wire Limited,
Parle Products Private Limited,
Ranbaxy, Royal Enfield (Thailand) Limited,
Sarraf Group,
Sikgil (Thailand) Limited,
SRF Industries (Thailand) Limited,
TATA Group (TATA Steel Thailand, Tata Consultancy Services and Tata Motors),
Tech Mahindra,
Aditya Birla Group,
The New India Assurance Company Limited,
Triveni Turbine DMCC,
Usha Siam Steel Industries PCL,
Wendt Grinding Technologies Limited
CTRLS Datacenter (Thailand) Company Limited.
Major Thai companies operating in India are – Charoen Pokphand Group, Chia Tai Company Limited, Italian Thai Development PCL, Thai Union Frozen Products PCL, Thai Summit Nile Auto Pvt. Ltd., Delta Electronics (Thailand) PCL, Eureka Design India Pvt. Ltd., Srithai Superware PCL (Melamine Tableware Manufacturing), CP Extra PCL, Siam Cement Group (SCG), Magnolia Quality Development Corporation Limited, Dusit Group of Hotels, V Rubber Corporation Company Limited, Allied Metals (Thailand) Company Limited, Tong Garden Food Marketing Pvt. Ltd., Rockworth PCL Limited, Pranda Jewellery Pvt. Ltd., Krung Thai Bank PCL, Global Renewable Synergy Company Limited, Epi
Hitech PCL, Shera PCL and Dutch Mill Thailand.
There are around 400 flights between India and Thailand every week.
Indian tourists are the fourth largest group to visit Thailand in 2023 after Malaysia, China and South Korea.
About 1.62 million Indian tourists will visit Thailand in 2023
visited. The number of Thai tourists visiting India in 2023 was estimated to be 0.11 million.
All major airlines of India and Thailand such as Air India, Vistara Airlines, Thai Airways, Thai Air Asia, Indigo, Thai Lion Air, Nok Air and Spice Jet operate between the two countries.
Why Thailand girls?
Prostitution is not illegal in Thailand. Prostitution grew due to police corruption during the Vietnam War and economic dependence on prostitution. Poverty in rural areas, low level of education and lack of employment. Prostitutes mostly come from Thailand’s northeastern (Isan) region, from ethnic minorities, or from neighboring countries, particularly Cambodia, Myanmar, and Laos.
Laws against prostitution are generally not enforced privately. Penalties are publicly meted out.
Crime
In Thailand, anyone who procures, brokers, threatens, entices, receives income from the proceeds of prostitution, or transports a prostitute can be imprisoned for one to ten years and fined between twenty thousand and two hundred thousand baht.
The numbers
An estimate by Dr. Nitit Tinnakul of Chulalongkorn University in 2004 estimated that there were a total of 2.8 million sex workers, including 2 million women, 20,000 adult men, and 800,000 minors under the age of 18. Organizations working for the cause estimate that there are between 150,000 and 300,000 sex workers. A government survey estimated there were 76,000 to 77,000 adult prostitutes.
The share of sex income in the Thai economy is about 10 percent. Russian prostitutes used to work in Thailand.
More than 24,000 people were arrested for prostitution-related crimes in 2019.
Red light areas
In Thailand, there are Lumphini Park in Bangkok, Boystown in Pattaya, Suni Plaza, Walking Street in Patpong, Ratchadaphisek Road, Patong Beach Resort on Phuket Island, which involve physical activities. These include brothels, hotels, massage parlors, restaurants, saunas, hostess bars, go-go bars, bar girls, and beer bars.
Slavery
The abolition of slavery in 1905 caused many women to become homeless and unemployed and they began to be purchased as concubines. Many of these became prostitutes. Prostitution was legalized in 1908.
Vietnam War
20 thousand prostitutes were provided during the Vietnam War. After the end of the Vietnam War, prostitution in Thailand increased dramatically.
HIV prevalence was 2.8 percent in 2017
Politicians
Chuvit Kamolvisit owned several massage parlors in Bangkok and many consider him the “godfather of prostitution” in Thailand. In 2005 he was elected to a four-year term in the Thai House of Representatives, but was removed from office by the Constitutional Court in 2006.
Many MPs there own red light areas. Buddhism is the only religion in the country.
Exploitation by the police
The delicate position of prostitution in Thai society makes it suitable for exploitation by the police and government officials. Prostitutes pay a substantial amount to officials to obtain permission. Persecution has increased since the junta came to power in 2014, as has the demand for money. The effect is to take businesses and sex workers to the street or the internet as freelancers. So prostitutes are also coming to India. (Translated from Gujarati, All Gujarat News Web)
