Online Kidney racket busted in Hyderabad, 1 held

Hyderabad: A Chennai based person was arrested by the cops at Neredmet on Friday for running online kidney transplantation racket and sharing the post on social networking site. Police have seized fake documents of kidney federation certificates, mobile phone from his possession.
Inspector of SOT Mr. G.Naveen Kumar said, “The accused Suryasivaram Shiva aged 30 years, resident of Govindanagaram in Madurai, Chennai. He is been cheating innocent people by uploading his profile on a Website for kidney donors and buyers. He made an online network, the clients use to contact him through his profile he convinces that he is working as an agent for kidney federation.
Cop further stated that Shiva meets the clients who are interested in selling a kidney. He asks clients to transfer money as a registration fee of Rs. 15000 into his bank account through online.
Inspector of Police, Narasimha Swamy said, “The accused also gives them the option for selecting the hospitals in Hyderabad, Bangalore, and Chennai. Shiva sends fake Donor Kidney Federation Certificates issued to the Donor for selling the kidney over WhatsApp. He offers a client that they would get 1crore from the receiver for selling a kidney and sends them Fake text message of one crore transaction done into the seller account.” He kept on visiting Hyderabad and collected money from clients, People believed and deposited, credited lakhs of rupees into his account by online mobile UPI/IMTS applications. After receiving the amount Shiva demands more amount for medical examinations and processing fees when the clients refuse to pay them he just block their contact and start looking for other client.
Mahesh M.Bhagwat, police commissioner of Rachakonda appealed that not to fall trap on fake WhatsApp ad and website ads. Mr. Bhagwat mentioned that Selling kidney is an illegal act or selling any human organ is also a crime. Whoever involves in kidney or any organ sale racket illegally are punishable u/s 66 ( C), 66(D) of the Information Technology Act 2000 and 120(b) criminal conspiracy, 468 cheating, 471 using forged document as genuine under IPC, He stated.