The kids aren’t all right: Nurses caring for a newborn in a neonatal intensive-care unit at Palna. — AFP
NEW DELHI: At a now shuttered adoption agency on the fringes of India’s capital, kidnapped toddlers and newborns were being sold for about US$8,000 (RM30,100) each, no questions asked.
After stumping up cash, prospective parents would inspect the bewildered children at the “Fastrack International” agency and take them home the same day, said police who raided the premises last month.
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