Human trafficking refers to the illicit trade of individuals, involving the exploitation of people through methods such as coercion, fraud, or abuse of power. Exploitation activities such as sexual exploitation, coerced labor, enslavement, and associated services. The phenomenon of Indian human trafficking encompasses the coercive employment of individuals and the commercialized exploitation of their sexuality. Despite its illegality in India, this problem holds significant importance. Human trafficking constitutes a significant infringement upon human rights. Human trafficking is propelled by economic, political, and cultural influences. The Indian government has a plethora of laws. Examples include the Indian Penal Code of 1860, the Constitution of India of 1949, the Immoral Traffic Act of 1986, and the Juvenile Justice Act.