In Prayagraj's Fafamau area, a shocking incident has come to light involving a 15-year-old Hindu girl who was allegedly brainwashed and taken to an IVF center for illegal sperm donation. The girl's mother reported that after the death of her husband in a tractor accident, the family faced financial difficulties, during which two women, identified as Zoya Khan and Palak, lured the girl with promises, leading to her wearing Muslim attire and going missing several times from home. The alarming nature of this case has triggered a police investigation after a complaint was filed.

The girl was discovered at the Indira IVF center on January 21, following her disappearance from a guest house on January 7 and being missing for several days. Her mother claimed that the accused had used a fake Aadhar card and forged consent forms to facilitate the illegal sperm extraction from her minor daughter. Following the allegations, the police have arrested the individuals involved, including Zoya Khan, Palak, and several others connected to this troubling case, highlighting the serious issues of child exploitation and illegal medical practices.

This incident raises significant concerns regarding the safety and well-being of minors, particularly in context of family vulnerabilities and social exploitation. The involvement of local authorities and the legal actions taken against the accused not only serves to address this specific case but also sheds light on the broader issue of illegal activities surrounding reproductive health services and the need for stricter regulations to protect minors from such predatory actions.