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Bengal Man Arrested For Selling Wife's Kidney. She Didn't Even Know It Was Gone.
It was about two years ago when Rita Sarkar began to feel a sharp ache in her abdomen. Sarkar, of West Bengal, told her husband about the pain, and he took her to a medical facility in Kolkata for treatment.
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Police Unearth Kidney Racket After Arresting Drug Peddlers
Four persons arrested for possessing narcotics were found to have allegedly been involved in a kidney racket operated from a private hospital in Kolkata.
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Kidney Racket Kingpin Owns Two Houses In Kolkata, Gave Lavish Tips
T. Rajkumar, the alleged mastermind of an organ trafficking racket at Delhi's Indraprastha Apollo hospital, owned two houses, including a palatial building, in Kolkata, and gave lavish four-figure tips to even the local barber.
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Alleged Kingpin Of Apollo Kidney Racket Arrested In Kolkata
Four days after the busting of the kidney racket in Apollo Hospital in Delhi, T Rajkumar Rao, the kingpin, and three others were today arrested, even as police said 10 doctors are likely to be questioned in connection with the case.
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Bengal Man Arrested For Selling Wife's Kidney. She Didn't Even Know It Was Gone.
It was about two years ago when Rita Sarkar began to feel a sharp ache in her abdomen. Sarkar, of West Bengal, told her husband about the pain, and he took her to a medical facility in Kolkata for treatment.
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Police Unearth Kidney Racket After Arresting Drug Peddlers
Four persons arrested for possessing narcotics were found to have allegedly been involved in a kidney racket operated from a private hospital in Kolkata.
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Kidney Racket Kingpin Owns Two Houses In Kolkata, Gave Lavish Tips
T. Rajkumar, the alleged mastermind of an organ trafficking racket at Delhi's Indraprastha Apollo hospital, owned two houses, including a palatial building, in Kolkata, and gave lavish four-figure tips to even the local barber.
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Alleged Kingpin Of Apollo Kidney Racket Arrested In Kolkata
Four days after the busting of the kidney racket in Apollo Hospital in Delhi, T Rajkumar Rao, the kingpin, and three others were today arrested, even as police said 10 doctors are likely to be questioned in connection with the case.
