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A nun and an employee were charged with trafficking children; Police arrested a woman for selling a newborn at 6,840 reais
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Nirmala Shishu Bhavan's Dining Room, India: Hosting Single Pregnant Women and Opposing the Adoption of Children by Unmarried People.
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July 5, 2018, 15:38
Nirmala Shishu Bhavan established and administered by the religious order of Mother Teresa of Calcutta, was banned today. (5) by the authorities of India who accused a nun and a person responsible for child trafficking. Anish Gupta, superintendent of the Ranchi Police, reported that a woman had been arrested for the intermediation of the sale of a 14-day-old baby for 120,000 rupees or 6,840 rupees. The complaint to the police came from the Committee for the Welfare of Children a government body two days ago.
The child was saved, and the police also recovered the money from the sale, according to Gupta. According to police officer Aman Kumar, at least five to six babies were sold to childless couples in the same house. "We are investigating to see how the operation was conducted and how many children have been delivered in recent years". Aman Kumar
Located in Ranchi, in the state of Jharkhand in eastern India, the house was founded by Mother Teresa herself. According to Arti Kujur, director of the Jharkhan Child Protection Society, the institution charged between 40,000 and 100,000 rupees, or 2,280 to 5,700 reais per baby, depending on what couples without children could afford.
complaints about the operation of this house and monitoring closely for nearly six months, "said Kujur, who called for a government inquiry into the powers of all these institutions.
The Missionaries of Charity Chandra Argawal, in Calicute, said that he was unaware of the case and had never heard of the sale of children "in 50 years of badociation" to St. Teresa of Calcutta
Argawal explained that the Missionaries of Charity were no longer delivering children for adoption because they disagree with the new 2015 Indian government rules that allow adoption by single parents
Mother Teresa of Calcutta was canonized by the Catholic Church in September 2016, and she was a member of the Catholic Church, now a saint, her order currently has 4,500 missionaries in more than 13 0 countries, where it helps AIDS patients and patients with leprosy, orphans, prostitutes and refugees. They are identified by the usual different, a white sari with blue stripes.
(With Reuters and EFE)
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