Sunday, February 14, 2016
Hyderabad Cyber Crimes Police Said They Have Sufficient Evidence To Arrest Sri Lankan Doctors Who Have Involved In Illegal Kidney Racket
The Hyderabad Cyber Crimes Police of India have told the Indian Media that they have sufficient evidence to arrest Sri Lankan Doctors who have found as involved in large scale illegal Kidney Transplant Racket operated between Sri Lanka and India the Hans India Newspaper has reported .
A high level Police Team of Hyderabad Cyber Crimes Police is due to arrive Sri Lanka shortly to handed over the evidence regarding the Sri Lankan Doctors involvement of the Kidney Racket to the Sri Lankan Police the Indian Paper quoted Hyderabad Cyber Crimes Police Officials has stated.
Indian Police have already arrested seven Indians including the kingpin of the alleged illegal kidney racket Suresh Prajapathi and questioned from them on the racket.
Meanwhile the Criminal Investigations Department(CID)that investigating on the illegal kidney racket operated between Sri Lanka and India had last Thursday questioned the Director General Of Health Services Dr.Palitha Mahipala regarding the alleged Illegal Kidney Transplants performed at Colombo based Private Hospitals under the racket.
A high level Police Team of Hyderabad Cyber Crimes Police is due to arrive Sri Lanka shortly to handed over the evidence regarding the Sri Lankan Doctors involvement of the Kidney Racket to the Sri Lankan Police the Indian Paper quoted Hyderabad Cyber Crimes Police Officials has stated.
Indian Police have already arrested seven Indians including the kingpin of the alleged illegal kidney racket Suresh Prajapathi and questioned from them on the racket.
Meanwhile the Criminal Investigations Department(CID)that investigating on the illegal kidney racket operated between Sri Lanka and India had last Thursday questioned the Director General Of Health Services Dr.Palitha Mahipala regarding the alleged Illegal Kidney Transplants performed at Colombo based Private Hospitals under the racket.
Negambo Magistrate Court Has Remanded A Venezuelan Female Arrested With 87 Swallowed Cocaine Pills At The Katunayake Air Port
The Negambo Magistrate Court has yesterday(14) ordered the Police to remand a 62 year old Venezuelan Female who had arrested by Narcotic Bureau of the Airport Customs on last Saturday(13) with 87 swallowed Cocaine Pills containing more than 500 grammes of Cocaine ,for 14 day period.
The suspected Venezuelan Female has been arrested by Narcotic Bureau Officials of Airport Customs after she has arrived Katunayake Bandaranaike International Air Port from Dubai on Saturday.
She has been remanded after being produced before Negambo Magistrate Court.However the suspected female is still remained at Negambo Hospital under the supervision of Airport Customs Narcotic Bureau it has been reported.
The suspected Venezuelan Female has been arrested by Narcotic Bureau Officials of Airport Customs after she has arrived Katunayake Bandaranaike International Air Port from Dubai on Saturday.
She has been remanded after being produced before Negambo Magistrate Court.However the suspected female is still remained at Negambo Hospital under the supervision of Airport Customs Narcotic Bureau it has been reported.
Four Higher Rank Police Officers Have Been Transferred With Effect From Yesterday(13)
The Department Of Police has transferred Four Higher Rank Police Officers with effect from yesterday(13) due to service requirements.
Accordingly the Superintendent of Vavuniya Police headquarters has been transferred to Alpitiya Police Headquarters,The Chief Police Superintendent attached to Police Field Headquarters has been transferred to Vavuniya Police Headquarters ,The Police Superintendent Of Alpitiya Police Headquarters transferred to Mount Lavinia Police Headquarters and Police Superintendent of Mount Lavinia Police Headquarters transferred to Colombo Crimes Division.
Accordingly the Superintendent of Vavuniya Police headquarters has been transferred to Alpitiya Police Headquarters,The Chief Police Superintendent attached to Police Field Headquarters has been transferred to Vavuniya Police Headquarters ,The Police Superintendent Of Alpitiya Police Headquarters transferred to Mount Lavinia Police Headquarters and Police Superintendent of Mount Lavinia Police Headquarters transferred to Colombo Crimes Division.
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