Bellamkonda Ram Prasad : “Key Accused in Kerala Organ Trade Case Arrested in Hyderabad”

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Hyderabad: Bellamkonda Ram Prasad, a key accused in the Nedumbassery organ trade case, was arrested in the city. The 41-year-old, also known as Prathapan, was apprehended by the Special Investigation Team (SIT) in Hyderabad and taken to Kerala for legal proceedings. Ram Prasad, involved in organ trade and similar cases, allegedly identified potential donors for recipients. The police suspect he conducted organ compatibility tests in Hyderabad labs. Reports suggest he played a significant role in 60% of organ transplants in Kerala, exploiting many in Andhra Pradesh. Prasad, who initially offered to donate his kidney, became a key member in the racket. All key accused have been arrested except Madhu, who is currently abroad.

Hyderabad Arrest: Key Accused Captured in Organ Trade Case

Hyderabad: A major breakthrough was achieved in the Nedumbassery organ trade case as Bellamkonda Ram Prasad, a prominent figure hailing from Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh, was apprehended in the bustling city of Hyderabad. The 41-year-old Ram Prasad, also known as Prathapan, was taken into custody by the Special Investigation Team (SIT) in a discreet operation at a local hotel.

The Kerala SIT had collaborated with the Hyderabad police to orchestrate the arrest, carefully considering Ram Prasad’s influential political connections. He was a pivotal player in the nefarious organ trade network, particularly in the Nedumbassery case and other related incidents where potential donors were coerced into matching with recipients.

Authorities suspect that Ram Prasad may have utilised facilities in Hyderabad to conduct compatibility tests for organs, further implicating him in the illicit trade. Shockingly, reports suggest that he may have played a significant role in up to 60 percent of organ transplants connected to the Kerala case, exploiting numerous individuals in Andhra Pradesh.

Initially offering to donate his kidney, Ram Prasad eventually transitioned into a key operative within the criminal syndicate. The SIT has successfully apprehended all major suspects in the case, with the exception of an individual known as Madhu, who is believed to be currently residing abroad.

The arrest of Ram Prasad underscores the collaborative efforts of law enforcement agencies in tackling organised crime across state borders. As investigations continue, more light is expected to be shed on the intricate web of illegal activities orchestrated by individuals like him, preying on vulnerable individuals in need of organ transplants.