West Bengal Couple Sells Their 8-Month-Old Baby To Buy iPhone 14

In shocking news from West Bengal, a couple allegedly sold their 8-month-old baby boy to buy an iPhone 14. Sources claim that they planned to use the phone to create Instagram reels. Has the baby been rescued? Have the suspects been arrested? To learn more about this heartbreaking news, keep reading.

 

The Unfortunate Selling Of The Baby

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The incident occurred in the Ganganagar neighborhood of Panihati, which is close to Kolkata. The couple comes from the North 24 Parganas District in West Bengal and has been identified: Sathi, the mother, and Jaydev, the father.
The incident came to light after locals got suspicious of the couple after they could not see the baby for weeks and reported the matter to the police, a senior officer said.
Using their brand-new iPhone, the couple sought to create captivating reels that would showcase their travels through various state regions on social media platforms.
It was also made public that the father previously tried to sell their 7-year-old daughter.

 

Involvement Of The Police

According to the officer, the incident took place a month ago but was only reported to the police on July 24.
The father has reportedly fled, while the mother has been taken into custody by the police. “The mother has also admitted that they spent the money that was earned by selling the baby to travel to places like Digha and Mandarmoni,” An officer added.
“We will also book them, as this is illegal,” the officer said. The officers also suspect the involvement of a child trafficking racket. More information is still being withheld as the police continue their investigation and delve further into the complexities of the case.

 

Has The Baby Been Rescued?

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In Bengal’s North 24 Parganas district, in the Khardaha area, police claimed to have rescued the child from a woman. Giving further information, a representative claimed that the accused couple, Jaydev and his wife Sathi, had sold their 8-month-old son to Priyanka Ghosh, a local of the Rahra neighborhood.

 

Social Media Fame vs. Human Connections

Who would have imagined that this desire for fame would result in something as tragic as the news we are hearing today?

This incident should serve as a reminder for society to reconsider the value of social media. Additionally, we need to recognize the value of human connection and sincere relationships. Let us work together to improve the empathetic qualities of the digital sphere. Let kindness take precedence over superficial success and anything materialistic.

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