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Cops Turned Sanyasis To Catch BJP's Juhi Choudhury In West Bengal Child Racket
There was high drama before the police arrested Juhi Choudhury on Tuesday night, a BJP leader, in connection with the baby selling racket in West Bengal. The CID had been able to track her down to a house in Kharibari block of Darjeeling, just a 10-minute drive from the Indo-Nepal border. The information was that Ms Chowdhury - who had slipped into...
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Non-Profit Allegedly Selling Newborns In Bengal Busted. 2 Arrested
A West Bengal NGO being probed for allegedly selling new-born babies to buyers that include childless couples in India and abroad had forged government approvals to do so. Two women, the NGO's chief Chandana Chakraborty and its chief adoption officer, Sonali Mondal, were arrested by the state Criminal Investigation Department over the weekend.
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After NDTV Expose, Broker of Baby-Selling Racket Behind Bars, Child Reunited with Mother
Two days after NDTV's expose about a child selling racket in Telangana's Nalgonda district, the police arrested the broker, Kamli, and are trying to track the babies she has sold. They have already traced 15-month-old Madhavi, the sister of the child she was trying to sell to the NDTV team.
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Newborn Baby Sold for Rs 25,000 in West Bengal's Dhupguri
A daily wage earner allegedly sold his newborn daughter to a teacher in Dhupguri area in West Bengal's Jalpaiguri district for Rs 25,000 even as police has arrested a middleman who helped in striking the deal.
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NDTV Expose: Bhavani Was The Second Baby Who was Being Taken Away From Her Mother
The safety of Baby Bhavani -- the three-month-old at the centre of NDTV expose about sale of babies for adoption in Telangana -- had been a concern. Before the story was aired, the NDTV team went back to Nalgonda to ensure that she and her mother were all right, and found a hard truth: Bhavani was the second baby her mother was being forced to part...
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After NDTV Expose, Telangana Promises Crackdown on People Involved in Child Trafficking
The Telangana government today promised action against those responsible for child trafficking after NDTV aired its expose of an existing racket in the state to sell baby girls for adoption.
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Pregnant girls rescued from 'baby factory' in Nigeria
Nigerian police have raided an alleged illegal orphanage where they rescued young women thought to have been forced to bear children with the aim of selling them, a spokesman said on Friday.
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Adoption racket busted in Delhi, baby sellers arrested
Delhi police arrested four people, including a doctor and two women, on Monday for selling infants to childless couples. The police received information that a gang was active in the Capital that procured children and then sold them. Further probe revealed that a person named Pawan Sharma (38), a resident of Rohini Sec-3, would come to deliver a ni...
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Don't arrest me, I have swine flu: Accused tells cops
When it's payback time, there is no dearth of interesting excuses. Managing trustee of Balwant Kartar Foundation (known as Preet Mandir) Sardar Joginder Singh Bhasin allegedly tried to evade arrest in Pune for his involvement in illegal adoptions by pleading ill. Sources at Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) said, "He came with the excuse t...
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Cops Turned Sanyasis To Catch BJP's Juhi Choudhury In West Bengal Child Racket
There was high drama before the police arrested Juhi Choudhury on Tuesday night, a BJP leader, in connection with the baby selling racket in West Bengal. The CID had been able to track her down to a house in Kharibari block of Darjeeling, just a 10-minute drive from the Indo-Nepal border. The information was that Ms Chowdhury - who had slipped into...
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Non-Profit Allegedly Selling Newborns In Bengal Busted. 2 Arrested
A West Bengal NGO being probed for allegedly selling new-born babies to buyers that include childless couples in India and abroad had forged government approvals to do so. Two women, the NGO's chief Chandana Chakraborty and its chief adoption officer, Sonali Mondal, were arrested by the state Criminal Investigation Department over the weekend.
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After NDTV Expose, Broker of Baby-Selling Racket Behind Bars, Child Reunited with Mother
Two days after NDTV's expose about a child selling racket in Telangana's Nalgonda district, the police arrested the broker, Kamli, and are trying to track the babies she has sold. They have already traced 15-month-old Madhavi, the sister of the child she was trying to sell to the NDTV team.
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Newborn Baby Sold for Rs 25,000 in West Bengal's Dhupguri
A daily wage earner allegedly sold his newborn daughter to a teacher in Dhupguri area in West Bengal's Jalpaiguri district for Rs 25,000 even as police has arrested a middleman who helped in striking the deal.
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NDTV Expose: Bhavani Was The Second Baby Who was Being Taken Away From Her Mother
The safety of Baby Bhavani -- the three-month-old at the centre of NDTV expose about sale of babies for adoption in Telangana -- had been a concern. Before the story was aired, the NDTV team went back to Nalgonda to ensure that she and her mother were all right, and found a hard truth: Bhavani was the second baby her mother was being forced to part...
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After NDTV Expose, Telangana Promises Crackdown on People Involved in Child Trafficking
The Telangana government today promised action against those responsible for child trafficking after NDTV aired its expose of an existing racket in the state to sell baby girls for adoption.
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Pregnant girls rescued from 'baby factory' in Nigeria
Nigerian police have raided an alleged illegal orphanage where they rescued young women thought to have been forced to bear children with the aim of selling them, a spokesman said on Friday.
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Adoption racket busted in Delhi, baby sellers arrested
Delhi police arrested four people, including a doctor and two women, on Monday for selling infants to childless couples. The police received information that a gang was active in the Capital that procured children and then sold them. Further probe revealed that a person named Pawan Sharma (38), a resident of Rohini Sec-3, would come to deliver a ni...
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Don't arrest me, I have swine flu: Accused tells cops
When it's payback time, there is no dearth of interesting excuses. Managing trustee of Balwant Kartar Foundation (known as Preet Mandir) Sardar Joginder Singh Bhasin allegedly tried to evade arrest in Pune for his involvement in illegal adoptions by pleading ill. Sources at Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) said, "He came with the excuse t...
