Infant Sold for ₹2.5 Lakh: ASHA Worker, Hospital Staff Implicated
A shocking case of alleged infant trafficking has sent ripples through a village in , with a mother accused of selling her newborn for ₹2.5 lakh while her husband lay dying. The alleged conspiracy involves a network of individuals, including the mother’s own mother, an ASHA worker, and a hospital Public Relations Officer.
Gajraj Singh, the child’s grandfather, raised suspicion about the circumstances surrounding the baby’s disappearance. His persistence led to the filing of a First Information Report (FIR) against Rita and her alleged accomplices.
Police investigations are underway, focusing on the alleged sale and the roles played by the ASHA worker and hospital staff. No arrests have been made yet. The investigation is expected to shed light on the extent of the alleged conspiracy and the potential involvement of others.
This incident highlights the vulnerability of newborns and the urgent need for stricter regulations and greater vigilance to prevent such crimes. The alleged involvement of an ASHA worker, entrusted with community healthcare, raises serious concerns about the integrity of healthcare systems and the need for robust accountability mechanisms. The case serves as a stark reminder of the exploitation that can occur within seemingly trusted networks.
