Surrogacy Scam: Cops Seek Custody of Namratha, Her Son
The police said custodial interrogation was necessary to gather further information regarding the offences and illegal activities at the clinic. A few days ago, the police arrested six individuals, including Dr Namratha and Jayanth, and remanded them to judicial custody.
Hyderabad: The Hyderabad police have sought seven-day custody of Universal Srushti Fertility Centre owner Dr Namratha and her son Jayanth for questioning in connection with alleged illegal surrogacy practices and cheating. The petition was heard by the court on Wednesday, with both sides presenting arguments. The court posted its decision for Thursday.
According to the police, several couples were allegedly defrauded by Dr Namratha, who collected large sums under the pretext of providing surrogacy treatment. When one couple demanded a refund, Jayanth reportedly threatened and assaulted them.
The police said custodial interrogation was necessary to gather further information regarding the offences and illegal activities at the clinic. A few days ago, the police arrested six individuals, including Dr Namratha and Jayanth, and remanded them to judicial custody.