He was arrested after getting discharged for his involvement in the racket, but was granted bail taking his medical condition into account. “Even after paying Rs25 lakh, both to the agents and the hospital, he could not get the transplant done. Gauri Rathod, state nodal officer for organ transplant, said Jaiswal had told the directorate of health services (DHS) his wife was ready to donate her kidney. An FIR was registered after complainant Mahesh Tanna and others barged into the hospital and stopped the surgery. The alleged kingpin, Bhijendra Bisen, was arrested in 2007 by the Mumbai crime branch for his involvement in another kidney racket case.

Source: Hindustan Times September 04, 2016 18:45 UTC