"Based on a tip off, we sent a policeman as a decoy customer to a flat in Karond area yesterday and unearthed a flesh trade that was being operated from there," Nishatpura police station Inspector Manish Mishra said.
"We arrested five women, all aged around 25 years, along with 14 men. All the accused were booked under Immoral Traffic (Prevention) Act," he added.
All the accused were produced in a court last evening, which remanded them in judicial custody till February 27.
The inspector said that 25 mobile phones have been seized from the accused.
Further investigation into the case is on.
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