Archive · 5 Aug 2025
Hyderabad Police Intensify Surrogacy Scam Investigation
Police are looking into a scam where a fertility clinic tricked people who wanted to have babies.
The clinic took money from people, including those living outside of India, promising surrogacy treatments that were not real.
Several people have complained to the police, saying they were cheated and given fake medical procedures.
The police think more people might have been scammed and are working to find out who was involved and how the scam worked.
Hyderabad police intensify investigation into surrogacy and IVF scam.
Four new FIRs filed against Universal Srushti Fertility Centre.
Victims include NRIs and local residents alleging fraud and medical malpractice.
Dr. Namrata and associates are prime suspects, accused of extorting money.
Police suspect a larger organized racket is exploiting couples.
- Who
- Hyderabad police investigating Universal Srushti Fertility Centre.
- What
- Investigation into a surrogacy and IVF scam.
- When
- Ongoing investigation.
- Where
- Hyderabad, India.
- Why
- To investigate allegations of fraud, medical malpractice, and financial extortion.
- Suspects
- Dr. Athaluri Namrata, Dr. Sadanandam, and others
- Accusations
- Fraud, medical malpractice, extortion
- Victims
- NRIs and Hyderabad residents
- FIRs Filed
- Four new FIRs
- Location
- Universal Srushti Fertility Centre, Hyderabad