K'taka foeticide scam: Foetuses thrown in dustbin, left to decompose with medical waste, says accused nurse
Bengaluru: The investigation into the female foeticide scam in Karnataka has revealed some shocking truths.
The police said that Manjula -- the arrested head nurse -- has revealed that the 12-week-old foetuses were thrown into dustbins along with medical waste and in four days, they would decompose.
“She had also claimed that 6-month-old -foetuses were also aborted and the bodies were disposed of into the Cauvery River,” the police said on Saturday.
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Manjula worked at the Matha Hospital in Mysuru, where the gang carried out abortions. The accused had told the police that she used to carry out 70 abortions every month. She had also confessed that even 6-month-old foetuses were taken out.
“The 6-month-old foetuses used to be alive for five to 10 minutes after being taken out of the womb. Those foetuses wouldn’t make sound. I used to wrap them in a paper and give it to Nisar (the accused). He would throw them into the Cauvery River to ensure that there is no evidence,” she had told the police.
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