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Delhi Police bust baby bazaar selling boys for Rs 8 lakh and girls for half
NDTV··20 Jun
NDTV reported that Delhi Police uncovered a trafficking racket buying newborns from underprivileged couples in Rajasthan and Gujarat and selling them to childless couples, with boys priced at Rs 6-8 lakh and girls at Rs 3-4 lakh.
Prism
What It Means For You
- Illegal adoption rackets exploit poor families and childless couples.
- Hospital-forged documents can disguise trafficked newborns.
- Buyers and biological parents may face criminal charges.
What's Happening
- Delhi Police busted a multi-state infant trafficking gang.
- Five babies under one month old were rescued.
- A Rohini hospital allegedly forged birth certificates.
Crime Network
- The racket operated across Rajasthan, Gujarat, Haryana and MP.
- A decoy police officer posed as a buyer to trap Kamlesh.
- Gang sold fake twins for Rs 9 lakh in one case.
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