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Crime
Jaipur Police Detain 17 in Raid on Illegal Spa Centers, Including 13 Women
✍️ Amar Ujala · Jaipur
🗓 10 Oct 2026, 06:31 PM
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Police in Jaipur’s MurliPura area seized 17 individuals, among them 13 women, during a large‑scale operation against illegal spa centres.
Jaipur police carried out a coordinated raid on illegal spa centres in the MurliPura police‑station jurisdiction, detaining a total of 17 persons. The operation, described as a major crackdown, resulted in the arrest of 13 women and four men suspected of operating or patronising the unauthorised establishments.
Authorities said the raid was part of an ongoing effort to curb unlicensed commercial activities that often violate health and safety norms. The detained individuals are currently in police custody pending further investigation.
The police have not released detailed statements about the specific charges, but confirmed that the action aims to enforce existing regulations governing spa and wellness businesses in the state.
Local officials urged the public to report any similar illegal operations, emphasizing the importance of compliance with licensing requirements to protect consumer safety.
The incident highlights heightened vigilance by law‑enforcement agencies in Rajasthan against illicit commercial ventures that operate outside the legal framework.
Authorities said the raid was part of an ongoing effort to curb unlicensed commercial activities that often violate health and safety norms. The detained individuals are currently in police custody pending further investigation.
The police have not released detailed statements about the specific charges, but confirmed that the action aims to enforce existing regulations governing spa and wellness businesses in the state.
Local officials urged the public to report any similar illegal operations, emphasizing the importance of compliance with licensing requirements to protect consumer safety.
The incident highlights heightened vigilance by law‑enforcement agencies in Rajasthan against illicit commercial ventures that operate outside the legal framework.