Great scam from the IVF clinic in Hyderabad, children's smuggling gang; Know how the Dirty Game Racket was in progress - Hyderabad Surrogacy and newborn Baby Trading Gang Busted 10 arrested

In Hyderabad, police exposed a gang that smuggled illegal surrogacy and newborns. In this case, ten people, including a doctor in an IVF center, were arrested. The complaint was filed by a couple who paid Rs 35 Lakh to produce a child through surrogacy, but the DNA did not match. IVF Clinic’s big scam in Hyderabad. (Symbolic photo) Digital desk, New -Delhi. A surprising case came to light from Hyderabad, the capital of Telangana. Here, the police struggled a large gang that had previously done illegal surrogacy and smuggling of newborns. In this whole case, police arrested ten other people with the Doctor of the IVF Center. In addition, police also seized medicines, letters and other medical instruments available in the clinic. It is said that in this case the most important accused was identified as the owner of Unirvasal Srishti Fertility Center as Authaluri Humble. Know how it was doing, according to the information shared by the police, the case was roasted when a couple filed a complaint. In the complaint, the couple said that the IVF Center paid Rs 35 Lakh to produce a child through surrogacy. At the same time, this complaint was told that the couple had made several payments over the past 9 months, after which it was found that the newborn baby born by surrogacy did not match their DNA at all. When the couple suspected it, they filed a complaint with the police. Based on this complaint, the police began the investigation, and it was found that the most important accused Dr. Athliuri Namra through its IVF centers did large scale surrogacy and reproductive fraud. What came in the investigation? Police found in the investigation that the right parents of the child are residents of Assam and live in Hyderabad. Police said the child’s real mother Pitako was taken to the child and handed over to the couple. At the same time, when the child’s complainant suspected, he conducted a DNA investigation that did not match. After this, the scam was exposed.