Police custody for 9 in illegal human egg collection case
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Specifically, they will question the suspects regarding the role of agents, connections with fertility (IVF) centres, the involvement of medical institutions, and financial transactions.
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Hyderabad: The court on Wednesday granted nine accused police custody for questioning for five days in connection with the human eggs (oocytes) illegal collection case. Following the court directions, Begumpet police on Thursday would take custody of nine accused from jail.
The police would interrogate the individuals to uncover the details of the network operating behind this egg procurement scam. During the custodial interrogation, the police will primarily focus on identifying key players involved and understanding how the network functions.
Specifically, they will question the suspects regarding the role of agents, connections with fertility (IVF) centres, the involvement of medical institutions, and financial transactions. During the investigation, police are aimed to determine if others are behind this operation and to ascertain exactly how the process of procuring and supplying the eggs was carried out. Meanwhile, the police are also focusing their attention on various IVF centres located within the Secunderabad and Malkajgiri areas.
