Archive · 24 Jul 2025
Kidneys Removed During Uterus Surgery; ED Files Complaint
A medical clinic in India is in trouble.
A woman went in for uterus surgery, but the doctor, who might not be a real doctor, took out her kidneys too.
This led to her death.
The government's money crime team is investigating the clinic and the doctor for fraud and taking money illegally.
They took money from the woman's family, which they see as crime money.
One person involved was found guilty, while the other is waiting for their trial.
ED filed a complaint against a quack and his assistant for alleged organ removal and fraud.
The case originates from an FIR in Muzaffarpur, Bihar, related to offenses under IPC and the Transplantation of Human Organs Act.
Sunita Devi's kidneys were allegedly removed during uterus surgery, leading to her death.
Rs 60,000 was extorted from Sunita Devi's family, considered Proceeds of Crime.
Pawan Kumar was convicted; Ravindra Kumar is facing trial.
- Who
- Pawan Kumar and Ravindra Kumar are accused.
- What
- ED filed a prosecution complaint against a quack and his assistant for organ removal and fraud.
- When
- The ED filed a prosecution complaint on June 17, and the special court took cognizance on July 17.
- Where
- Muzaffarpur, Bihar, India.
- Why
- For alleged illegal organ removal, financial fraud, and violating the Transplantation of Human Organs Act.
- Agency
- Enforcement Directorate (ED)
- Accused
- Pawan Kumar and Ravindra Kumar
- Location
- Muzaffarpur, Bihar
- Victim
- Sunita Devi
- Charges
- Organ removal, financial fraud
- Proceeds of Crime
- Rs 60,000
- Court
- Special Court (PMLA), Patna