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Indian Kidney Racket Suspects Remanded In Sri Lanka
Five Indian nationals who had escaped from the Colombo suburban detention center where they were held for their alleged involvement in a kidney racket have been remanded to police custody until November 24.
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Indians Had Their Kidneys Removed, Sri Lanka Police Tells Colombo Court
Six of the eight Indians arrested in Colombo last month were found to have had their kidneys removed in an alleged organ transplant racket in Sri Lanka, a court was told today.
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Indians Arrested By Sri Lankan Police For Visa Violations
At least six Indian nationals have been arrested here for allegedly abusing visa conditions and having links to the ongoing racket involving kidney transplant operations in Sri Lanka, police said today.
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Ravi Dixit Retracts 'Kidney Offer', Leaves Indian Squash Red-Faced
Ravi Dixit's purported statement that "he was prepared to sell his kidney" created a massive buzz in the media. But soon after, the player in question wrote a clarification letter to the Squash Rackets Federation of India (SRFI) denying any wrongdoing.
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Indian Kidney Racket Suspects Remanded In Sri Lanka
Five Indian nationals who had escaped from the Colombo suburban detention center where they were held for their alleged involvement in a kidney racket have been remanded to police custody until November 24.
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Indians Had Their Kidneys Removed, Sri Lanka Police Tells Colombo Court
Six of the eight Indians arrested in Colombo last month were found to have had their kidneys removed in an alleged organ transplant racket in Sri Lanka, a court was told today.
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Indians Arrested By Sri Lankan Police For Visa Violations
At least six Indian nationals have been arrested here for allegedly abusing visa conditions and having links to the ongoing racket involving kidney transplant operations in Sri Lanka, police said today.
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Ravi Dixit Retracts 'Kidney Offer', Leaves Indian Squash Red-Faced
Ravi Dixit's purported statement that "he was prepared to sell his kidney" created a massive buzz in the media. But soon after, the player in question wrote a clarification letter to the Squash Rackets Federation of India (SRFI) denying any wrongdoing.
