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Caste, religion, complexion, height and education: How Hyderabad fertility racket handpicked egg donors; women recruited from 7 states, offered up to Rs 50,000
By Srinath Vudali3 min read at Times of India
In brief
Malkajgiri police in Hyderabad busted an alleged fertility racket that recruited women from seven states to serve as egg donors, matching them with recipients based on specific preferences.
The accused allegedly used a network of agents and WhatsApp groups to facilitate the matches and offered donors up to Rs 50,000.
Investigators suspect the accused operated under the cover of women's hostels and are examining the role of linked IVF centres.
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HYDERABAD: Women recruited from seven states for commercial egg donation were being matched with prospective recipients based on specific requirements such as caste, religion, complexion, height, education and geographical background, said Malkajgiri police officials who a fertility racket in the city on Saturday.
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