Patna police have conducted a massive crackdown, raiding over 50 parlors across the city and arresting two individuals. This extensive operation is linked to the murder of a person named Bunty, who was reportedly killed for opposing a sex trafficking racket. According to police sources, Bunty's vocal opposition to the burgeoning sex racket network in the city led to his assassination. His death had put immense pressure on law enforcement to curb such illicit activities.

Acting on confidential intelligence, police targeted parlors in various parts of Patna, many of which were suspected of running sex rackets under the guise of massage parlors. During the raids, police recovered incriminating evidence and are interrogating several suspects. The identities of the two arrested individuals have not yet been disclosed, but they are believed to be connected to the racket and potentially involved in Bunty's murder.

This swift action comes within seven days of Bunty's murder, indicating the police's serious commitment to the case. Bunty's family and local residents had previously staged protests demanding justice. Police officials state that these raids will help dismantle the sex racket network operating in the city and prevent future illicit activities. Further investigations are underway, and authorities are searching for other suspects linked to both the racket and the murder.