Kidney Racket News Today

The police have so far registered an FIR under the relevant sections of the IPC and Transplantation of Human Organs Act against Fortis Hospital Jaipur, and the middleman Murtaza Ansari, a native of Jharkhand, who is yet to be arrested, police said. Sources said the police will send notice to Fortis Hospital Jaipur for further information. �� Gurugram: International Kidney Transplant Racket Busted in Sector 39; FIR Registered Against Private Hospital and Middleman.

Hyderabad: The Telangana Crime Investigation Department (CID) busted a kidney-selling racket, active on the social media platform Telegram.

Telangana CID busts cybercrime kidney racket involving UPI payments. Investigation reveals no real organ trade. Organ donors and seekers possibly exploited by an organized gang. Previous cases of illegal kidney trade reported.

The Indraprastha Medical Corporation Ltd (IMCL) on Monday asserted that it follows every legal and ethical requirement for transplants, including government guidelines, refuting a report which alleged that it was involved in "cash-for-kidney racket".

The report in The Telegraph has also mentioned the name of a senior transplant surgeon of Apollo Hospital, stating that he was named by patients and agents as the surgeon who conducted the transplants.

"To be clear, IMCL complies with every legal and ethical requirement for the transplant procedures including all guidelines laid down by the government as well as our own extensive internal processes that exceed compliance requirements," a company spokesperson said.

Mandya: Years after a kidney racket was busted in Mandya, the town is again all over the news for sex detection of fetus.

Kapil, 28, a resident of Sirsa in Haryana, had given his kidney to Satish Tayal, 53, a resident of Panipat. Kapil allegedly posed as the son of Tayal and the hospital staff are alleged to have prepared his fake documents

Cyber fraud alert: A nursing student from Guntur, Hyderabad has alleged that she was duped of Rs 16 lakh by cyber criminals while she was trying to sell her kidney to repay a debt to her father.

Guntur: A nursing student filed a complaint that she lost Rs 16.40 lakh to cyber criminals when she tried to sell her kidney for Rs 7 crore after seeing an online advertisement. She did this to repay the money that she had withdrawn from her father’s bank account. The matter came to light after the girl and her father approached the Guntur police during a Spandana grievance