A lady from Chhattisgarh who was allegedly held captive by her employer in Oman after going there to work as a prepare dinner returned to India on Friday, an official stated.

Jogi Dipika (30), who was accommodated within the Indian Embassy shelter in Muscat since February 1, was obtained on the Swami Vivekananda Airport right here by her husband Jogi Mukesh and BJP MLA Rikesh Sen.

Early this week, Mukesh, a resident of Bhilai in Durg district, had claimed his spouse, who was working as a prepare dinner in Oman since March final 12 months, had been held hostage by her employer and had sought the assistance of the federal government to get her again.

Rikesh Sen, MLA from Vaishali Nagar seat in Durg district, instructed reporters Mukesh had submitted an software to him throughout a ‘jan darshan’ (public grievances redressal programme) about his spouse being held captive and being tortured by her employer.

“I instantly contacted the native police officers, knowledgeable Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai, state Dwelling Minister Vijay Sharma and Meeting Speaker Raman Singh. Dipika managed to get maintain a cell phone and spoke to me,” Rikesh Sen stated.

“Dipika instructed me she was employed with a Muslim household. I instructed her to flee from the place and attain the Indian Embassy in Muscat. She managed to flee however no taxi operator agreed to drop her to the Embassy. Then I contacted some Indians who’re acquaintances there they usually dropped her off on the Embassy,” the MLA stated.

Rikesh Sen stated Embassy officers instructed him it was not potential to ship the girl again to India on the earliest since some 50 girls have been on the facility searching for repatriation after going through comparable ordeals.

“A person named Abdullah from Hyderabad had bought the girl (Dipika) for Rs 2 lakh on the pretext of sending her for a job. He has completed the identical with a number of lady. I requested Embassy officers to ship her again and instructed them I’ll pay the airfare,” the MLA claimed.

Rikesh Sen stated Indian Embassy officers knowledgeable him that they might prepare for her journey to Delhi, whereas he must bear the bills of her journey forward.

“I organized a ticket for her from Delhi and he or she arrived in Raipur this night. Now police will document her assertion in order that Abdullah and folks like him who’re concerned in such crimes might be arrested,” he stated.

Rikesh Sen thanked Union Dwelling Minister Amit Shah, Minister of State for Exterior Affairs Meenakshi Lekhi, Chief Minister Sai, state dwelling minister Sharma and Raman Singh for his or her efforts to deliver the girl again. 

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