Archive · 20 Sep 2025
DNA Test Confirms Parents in Sohana Hospital Baby-Swapping Case
A family in India thought the hospital gave them the wrong baby after their child was born.
They thought the hospital had switched their baby girl for a baby boy.
The hospital said they followed all the rules.
Because of this, everyone decided to do a DNA test to find out for sure.
The DNA test proved the baby girl belonged to the parents.
The police, hospital staff, and the parents were all there when the test results came out.
The hospital wants to ensure that people respect girls and boys.
A couple alleged that Sohana Hospital gave them the wrong baby after their child's birth.
The hospital refuted the claims and sought police intervention.
A DNA test was conducted to determine the baby's parentage.
The test results confirmed the baby girl's parents.
Hospital officials hope the case will discourage gender discrimination.
- Who
- Sandeep Singh and Ramanpreet Kaur, the hospital, and the police.
- What
- DNA test results confirmed the parents of a baby girl after allegations of a baby swap.
- When
- The DNA test results were revealed, resolving the issue.
- Where
- Sohana Multispecialty Hospital.
- Why
- To resolve a dispute over the baby's parentage and allegations of a baby swap.
- Hospital
- Sohana Multispecialty Hospital
- Parents
- Sandeep Singh and Ramanpreet Kaur
- Accusation
- Baby-swapping
- Test Result
- Confirmed parentage
- Date of Delivery
- September 11