A 27-year-old man in Chhattisgarh is accused of killing his cousin’s four-year-old son, removing organs, and attempting to sell them online. Police say the child went missing in early November and the father later found the body hidden in a pit, with organs allegedly removed. The accused was arrested after police recovered evidence at the scene.
Several outlets describe a motive linked to quick money. They report that the man searched social media for ways to earn rapidly and later developed the idea of extracting and selling organs of small children. One report also says the accused lures the child, drinks liquor with him, and allegedly intoxicates him before the killing. Across coverage, police cite the man’s confession or statements in support of the allegations.
Outlets largely agree on the core account: a family-related killing in Chhattisgarh, the alleged organ extraction (including kidneys and other organs), and police investigation following discovery of the body and arrest of the accused. Differences are mainly in the specific details selected—such as the number and placement of organs, or the online selling method—rather than the overall narrative.
