Police Detain Three Thai Women During Hotel Raid in Udaipur for Working IllegallyRajasthan
21 Oct 2026, 7:15 pm (22 min ago)· 0

Police Detain Three Thai Women During Hotel Raid in Udaipur for Working Illegally

Police and CID teams raided a hotel in Udaipur, Rajasthan, detaining three Thai women who were living without valid documents and working in a spa. One of them had been previously deported and re-entered via Nepal.

Law enforcement agencies in Udaipur district, Rajasthan, carried out a major raid at a local hotel. A joint team comprising the Govardhan Vilas police station and the CID Special Branch detained three women of Thai origin during the operation. Initial findings revealed that these women were residing in India without any valid travel documents and were being unlawfully employed to work in a spa.

Joint Operation and Illegal Entry via Nepal Border

The operation was executed jointly by the local police and intelligence units. According to authorities, among the three women taken into custody, one had previously been deported from India. Investigation further exposed that despite the prior deportation, the individual managed to re-enter Indian territory clandestinely through the Nepal border.

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Document Verification and Action Against Hotel Operator

The authorities are now thoroughly verifying the travel documents, visas, and circumstances surrounding the entry of these women into the country. Concurrently, strict legal action in accordance with regulations has been initiated against the hotel operator for facilitating these illegal activities. Police are also probing potential local facilitators who helped harbor the individuals.

Questions & Answers

Where did this raid take place?
The raid took place at a hotel in Udaipur district, Rajasthan.
How many women were detained?
Three women of Thai origin were detained during the operation.
Which agencies conducted the raid?
The raid was conducted jointly by the CID Special Branch and the Govardhan Vilas police station.
What were the women doing at the hotel?
They were residing without valid documents and were working illegally in a spa.
Had any of these women been detained before?
Yes, one of the detained women had previously been deported from India and re-entered via the Nepal border.
What action was taken against the hotel operator?
Legal action in accordance with rules has been initiated against the hotel operator.

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