Guys read this from Hindustan Times dated Feb 07, 2008:

Kidney racket kingpin Amit Kumar is in Nepal and the police there are close to arresting him. The police have also unearthed a local illegal transplant ring.

“We are hoping to arrest him soon,” Upendra Aryal, SSP, Kathmandu Metropolitan Police Crime Division, told the Hindustan Times. He added that the hotels he had been staying in have been identified. The police found a match of his passport number and the entries in the hotels he checked into. They also said that Kumar had received calls from three local mobile numbers.

Investigators in India have suspected for a while that Kumar may have fled the country and that Nepal would be his likely destination as he had business links in that country — basically kidney transplant deals.

Kumar is the mastermind behind an international racket in illegal kidney transplants which has been operating for many years. He is accused of having forced or duped around 500 people into their donating kidneys.

Kumar’s family relocated to Canada many years ago and he is reported to have told his neighbours there that he was in the process of winding up his business in India. Hindustan Times has reported exclusively on his house in Canada.

It is possible that Kumar is in Nepal looking for ways to join his family in Canada or just disappear till the heat is off. But the police in Nepal are now on his trail, and are very, very close.

In fact, it could be a coincidence that the police there have also uncovered a kidney racked in the last few weeks, arresting 12 persons. The kingpin of that racket is a man called Deepak Lama. He is absconding.

The police said they are trying to find out if Lama had any links with Kumar’s operations. “Lama organised donors and sent them to India…,” a police officer said, adding, “…mostly to Chennai for transplants.”

I met Lama. As far as I know, his both kidneys were bad and as a result had to buy one. After his own transplant, he opened up an office in Putali Sadak and helps the donors meet the recipients. He charges7 lakhs from the recipients. Gives 5 to the donor, spends 1 lakh for tests --for matching purposes (blood and tissue samples). He keeps the last 1 lakh for himself as a broker fee.

Well if anyone in your family needs a kidney then you won’t think he is doing bad. Rest is up to you to judge. At least he is not taking the street boys and stealing their kidneys.

This DOC was arrested. Seems Nepal police is better than India's (?), just a thought.

Read of this criminal's arrest NEWINDPRESS dated Feb 07, 2008:

KATHMANDU: Dr Amit Kumar, the alleged kingpin in the multi-crore rupees kidney transplant racket in India, has been arrested in Nepal, the "Himalayan Times" newspaper reported on Thursday night.

The paper reported it as a 'breaking news' on its website but there was no detail.

Earlier, Nepalese police told that they had intensified the hunt for people involved in the kidney racket allegedly run by Kumar, who is suspected to be hiding in the Himalayan state. "We have been investigating the matter and we cannot reveal the details until the investigation is over," Kathmandu district police chief Upendra Kanta Aryal said.

Last week Interpol issued notices for the arrest of Kumar and his brother, saying the two were the "subject of national arrest warrants for illegal transplanting of kidneys, cheating and criminal conspiracy."

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7 Feb 2008, 2106 hrs IST,टाइम्स न्यूज नेटवर्क

Source: http://navbharattimes.indiatimes.com/articleshow/2765054.cms