Delhi Police ASI arrested in kidney scam

Friday, February 15, 2008, 18:02 [IST]

New Delhi, Feb 15: An Assistant Sub-Inspector has been arrested in connection with the Gurgaon kidney racket, even as six other policemen are absconding, police said today.

ASI Ravinder Kumar Singh, with the Crime Branch, was arrested in a raid by the Crime Branch which is investigating the case. Singh was alleged to have been part of the 'group' which helped kidney scam prime accused Amit Kumar in fleeing from the country, by taking a bribe of Rs 20 lakh. Recently the Gurgaon Police had alleged that the Delhi Police knew about the kidney scam and had even arrested Dr Amit Kumar but later let him go in return of pecuniary benefits.

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Topics: kidney scam, new delhi, crime branch, gurgaon kidney scam, dr amit kumar

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