The primary aim of this research is to analyze the India’s policy in dealing with the human trafficking issues. In recent decades, human trafficking becomes a new form of transnational crime, which involve many actors. By involving many nations, either as countries of origin, destination, and transit country, shape this issues become an increasingly complex. South Asia is the region that has an increase of human trafficking, which is India as a country of both origin and destination of human trafficking activities. The research method used was qualitative with descriptive analysis. This research use theory of political system by David Easton. Therefore, India made serious efforts to overcome this issue through collaboration with various elements of both state actor and non-state actor.