Now spies plan 'sting' ops to stop sex determination

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Posted: Monday, Jun 01, 2009 at 1541 hrs IST
Updated: Monday, Jun 01, 2009 at 1541 hrs IST


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New Delhi: Doctors beware! Next time, a patient asking for determination of sex of the unborn child could be an undercover agent planning to expose medical malpractices.

Perhaps in a first of its kind initiative, the association of private detectives is seeking permission from states and Union territories to conduct sting operations to uncover illegal sex determination and female foeticide across the country.

Considering it as their social responsibility, the association has written to health departments of all the state Governments and Union territories seeking permission to conduct "sting operations" to nab the doctors or medical practitioners involved in the ill-practice.

"We were recently approached by the Gujarat Government and we conducted a number of sting operations there. We also caught quite a few doctors who were involved in revealing the sex of unborn child. We are contacted by some other statesalso to do such operations," claims Kunwar Vikram Singh, President, Association of Private Detectives of India.

Singh alleged that there is a nexus between middlemen and doctors who secretly conduct sex-test across the country and mint money.

"We are making a blue print of our operations. Soon, we will hold talk with senior administrative officials and offer our services," he said.

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» Good job Gujarat government
Posted by Eternal Truth on 2009-06-02 03:31:36.126312+05:30
Its nice to see Gujarat government opting for unconventional route to resolve this social issue.It is shame that most of the media is only interested in reporting only kind of news about Gujarat - communal tensions and Modi bashing.There is lot more to Gujarat and the government has indeed done lot of great things which doesn't always get reflected in the votes. I wish media reports this without any bias.

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