Once upon a time, there lived a family of five in a small town in India. The family consisted of a father, mother, two daughters and a son. They were a very happy family, but the father was struggling to make ends meet. He worked as a laborer in a nearby factory but the wages were meager.

One day, the father was approached by a trafficker offering a job that would pay much more than his current job. He was promised a well-paying job in a big city with plenty of money to be made. Desperate to give his family a better life, the father eagerly agreed to the trafficker’s offer.

The trafficker told the father to bring his children with him and he would take them to their new job. Trusting the trafficker, the father and his family set off on their journey. After travelling for many days, they finally arrived at the big city.

But the trafficker had lied to them. Instead of getting a well-paying job, the father and his family were sold into slavery. The father and his daughters were taken to one part of the city and the son was taken away to a different part of the city.

The father and his daughters were subjected to hard labor in a factory. They worked long hours for very little pay. Every day was a struggle for them but they had no choice but to follow the orders of their captors.

Meanwhile, the son was forced to work on the streets as a beggar. He was made to beg for food and money from people. He was constantly beaten and abused by his captors, who threatened to kill him if he tried to escape.

The father and his children became desperate and lost all hope. They were trapped in a life of misery and despair.

One day, the father heard about a local NGO that was fighting against human trafficking. He decided to take a chance and contacted the NGO. With their help, he and his family were rescued and reunited.

The father and his children were given counseling and medical care. They were also provided with legal assistance to help them get justice.

The father and his family were finally free from the clutches of the trafficker. They returned to their hometown and started a new life.

The moral of the story is that human trafficking is a crime and it must be stopped. We must fight against traffickers and help those affected to regain their freedom. We must also remember that human life is valuable and must be protected.