India’s National Investigation Agency (NIA) files a chargesheet against five people in connection with a Cambodia-linked “cyber slavery” and human trafficking racket, according to reports. The case focuses on a syndicate that allegedly recruits Indian youth by luring them with promises of legitimate jobs and high salaries, then sending them to Cambodia. Investigators allege that the recruits are drawn into forced involvement through coercive arrangements linked to the broader cyber slavery operation. One report describes the chargesheet as naming a “mastermind” along with four others, while another describes the same proceedings as charging five individuals in the Cambodia-linked trafficking and cyber slavery network. The NIA’s action is part of its investigation into cross-border trafficking and the exploitation of victims through cyber-related scam or work structures, as characterized by the sources. The reports do not provide additional case details such as dates of arrest, specific roles of each accused, or trial timelines.