Bihar has been an area of concern for human trafficking, with many individuals, especially women and children, being trafficked for labor, sexual exploitation, and illegal adoptions. Law enforcement has launched several operations aimed at dismantling trafficking networks, rescuing victims, and prosecuting offenders. The state has seen some success in these operations, thanks to better coordination between various agencies and NGOs.
However, Bihar’s large rural population, combined with the increasing movement of people for employment, makes it a vulnerable region for trafficking. Public awareness campaigns and efforts to improve surveillance systems have been crucial in combating this issue, but challenges remain in completely eradicating trafficking activities.