Top Delhi hospital involved in organ trafficking racket
A criminal gang, allegedly including two employees of the high-end hospital, reportedly lured poor individuals to the hospital with the promise to pay them handsomely for their kidneys.
However, what the victims received was a pittance compared to the huge sums their organs were resold for - a price which authorities have not revealed.
Police have arrested five people, saying the gang had used forged documents erroneously showing that the donors were related to those requiring a transplant to fool hospital staff.
Two of those arrested are believed to have been assistants to a senior nephrologist, but the hospital has denied that they were employees of Apollo.
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