Nayan, a recent university graduate from Bangladesh, fell victim to a human trafficking scheme that promised a better life abroad. Lured by a man who assured him of a lucrative job, Nayan's parents sold much of their land to finance his journey, only for him to find himself in a neighboring country under harrowing conditions.

Instead of the promised employment, Nayan was forced to work in a dense jungle alongside other victims, enduring seven months of grueling labor without pay. The situation was dire; workers were subjected to physical abuse and threats, with no means of escape. \"If we retired or refused to work, we would be beaten,\" Nayan recounted, highlighting the brutality of their captivity.

In a desperate bid for freedom, Nayan and his fellow captives orchestrated a dangerous escape. After successfully fleeing their captors, he managed to reach the Bangladeshi embassy, ultimately returning home. However, Nayan's ordeal did not conclude with his return, as he now faces the challenges of reintegrating into society after such a traumatic experience. His story sheds light on the ongoing issues of human trafficking and the dire consequences faced by many who seek better opportunities abroad.