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The Multi-million international kidney transplant racket, which is allegedly conducted by Indians, will spread more and more in Sri Lanka after the signing of the proposed Economic and Technology Cooperation Agreement (ETCA) with India next month, the National Freedom Front (NFF) said today.
“The majority of those who take part in kidney scam are Indian doctors, who are practicing in Sri Lanka. Others who are being part of the scam are not government medical officers, but those who carry out private medical practices in Sri Lanka. These findings were revealed in a report carried out by Reuters,” the NFF said.
Responding to a question raised by a journalist, NFF Deputy Secretary Attorney at Law Kapila Gamage alleged the proposed ECTA would give legal endorsement for kidney transplantation racket.
He claimed that a dangerous situation would erupt in every single field in the country including health, which he said, Indians have already destroyed by carrying out and being involved in kidney transplant scandal.
Meanwhile, NFF Spokesperson Mohammed Muzammil speculated whether there was a joint attempt by Indian and Sri Lankan governments to curb the parties who objected ETCA.
He said Health Minister Rajitha Senarathne was allegedly trying to sling mud at the Government Medical Officers Association (GMOA) by linking the GMOA doctors with the kidney racket. (Piyumi Fonseka)
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onlooker Sunday, 24 January 2016 02:23 PM
Yahapalanaya are being blackmailed by India. We the masses will have to pay for bringing MY3 and RW to power.
Sapu Sunday, 24 January 2016 04:01 PM
ETCA will allow to IT and ShipbuildiING industries to trade in services which will transfer tech to SL from India
Bala Sunday, 24 January 2016 10:29 PM
Even before inquiries completed and report issued these NFF jokers have concluded the business to sling mud to govt. All this happened during past couple of years when their god was in power.
Thomas Monday, 25 January 2016 08:43 AM
What international economic practices these guys know about to talk about ECTA.Let us know what are your educational qualifications for us to judge your statements
NAK Monday, 25 January 2016 11:02 AM
Banning Kidney transplants making them illegal,The patient dies of failed kidneys while the donor dies of starvation.No one in his right mind will sell an organ if they can do with out. Either the authorities should rectify that situation or make the medical profession make it safe for both parties.Just banning is no solution and they will simply move to a safer location and rightly so as lives depend on it.
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