How does Jammu and Kashmir law address human trafficking through Jammu transit routes?

Human trafficking through Jammu transit routes is prosecuted under the Jammu and Kashmir Rent Control Act 1966 in conjunction with the Immoral Traffic Prevention Act and central anti-trafficking provisions. The Jammu and Kashmir High Court has directed Jammu and Kashmir to establish anti-human trafficking units at transit points in Jammu.

The Jammu and Kashmir Rent Control Act 1966 provides for rescue, rehabilitation, and compensation of victims trafficked through Jammu. The Jammu and Kashmir High Court has emphasized inter-state coordination to disrupt trafficking networks operating via Jammu.

Conviction under the Jammu and Kashmir Rent Control Act 1966 carries imprisonment and fine, with aggravated penalties for child trafficking. Complaints can be lodged with the Jammu police and the state anti-trafficking nodal officer.

NGOs in Jammu can assist in victim rehabilitation under the Jammu and Kashmir Rent Control Act 1966.