Sat, Jan 26 09:00 PM
Gurgaon: Life has come full circle for the Gurgaon police. On Friday, the city police commissioner in a press conference, claimed credit for unearthing the biggest kidney racket.
On Saturday, the Gurgaon police are under the scanner. Moradabad police, who first registered the case, claim that information of the raid was leaked leading to the escape of the main accused.
"Looks like there's some kind of nexus. Otherwise what explains the leak of information," says ASP, Moradabad, Manjeet Saini.
The ASP is not the only one complaining. Residents of Gurgaon's Sector-23 are now alleging they had suspected foul play for long but despite their repeated complaints the police chose to ignore the warning.
We told the police that this house and whatever goes on inside needs to be investigated. That's what we told them," says a resident, Satbeer Singh.
Agrees Gautambheer Das, another resident, "There has to be some nexus between police and doctors or the police are totally blind."
Meanwhile the Gurgaon police continue to raid several places in the city and also in Delhi looking for clues on the whereabouts of the main accused Dr Amit.
That the clinic where the racket was unearthed was D-5 is not the only similarity between the gruesome Nithari killings and this kidney racket. In this case too, the police conveniently ignored all complaints made by the residents of the locality and with the mastermind still on the run, they have not much to boast of.
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