Police in Hyderabad are probing an alleged oocyte extraction racket in which 43 women were reportedly exploited, according to the investigation. Officials are examining claims that some women were paid about ₹20,000 each, while operators allegedly earned around ₹3 lakh per cycle.
The case involves suspected forged consent documents, illegal commissions and a recruitment network that may have linked women to IVF and fertility centres. Investigators are also checking how the women were approached and whether proper medical and legal procedures were followed.
Police are reviewing payment trails and the role of fertility clinics as part of the probe. The matter remains under investigation, and authorities have not yet confirmed the full extent of the alleged network.
