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Protectors turn predators: how son preference fuels female foeticide rackets in Maharashtra

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The arrest of a retired government doctor by the Kolhapur police on July 31 for allegedly orchestrating a sophisticated female foeticide ring shows that illegal abortion networks continue to operate in secret across the State

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Protectors turn predators: how son preference fuels female foeticide rackets in Maharashtra

The arrest of a retired government doctor by the Kolhapur police on July 31 for allegedly orchestrating a sophisticated female foeticide ring shows that illegal abortion networks continue to operate in secret across the State

·Chennai, India
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The Hindu broke the news in Chennai, India on Monday, August 10, 2026.
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