Delhi Police Files 7,000-Page Charge Sheet in International Kidney Transplant Racket

Delhi Police have filed a 7,000-page charge sheet related to an alleged kidney transplant racket involving Bangladeshi citizens. Seven people were arrested, including a Delhi-based doctor, for conducting illicit surgeries. The investigation uncovered 23 stamps, forged documents, and fake Aadhaar cards. The kingpin, Rasel, allegedly coordinated donors and patients.

The Delhi Police have officially submitted a comprehensive 7,000-page charge sheet pertaining to an alleged kidney transplant racket involving Bangladeshi citizens, an officer revealed on Thursday.

In July, police apprehended seven individuals, including 50-year-old Dr. D Vijaya Rajakumari, who was working as a kidney transplant surgeon on a fee-for-service basis. The charge sheet lists a total of ten individuals implicated in the case, and emphasizes Dr. Rajakumari's role in conducting surgeries for around 15 Bangladeshi nationals between 2021 and 2023.

Investigators discovered 23 stamps, forged patient and donor files, and counterfeit Aadhaar cards. The alleged mastermind, Rasel, began his illegal operations after donating his kidney in 2019. Rasel, alongside his associate Ifti in Bangladesh, reportedly facilitated the trafficking network.

(With inputs from agencies.)