The Kharar district administration sealed Sukh Seva Multi-Specialty Hospital in Punjab, India, on Wednesday due to an ongoing investigation into an alleged illegal kidney transplant racket. The probe began after Dr. Rajesh Kumar, a senior medical officer, filed a complaint following a surprise inspection that revealed two patients, identified as donor Ashish Thaman and receiver Varinderpal, abandoned in the ICU without medical supervision. The police, led by ASI Hardeep Singh, initiated action after questioning staff members who could not provide proper identification. A case was registered under the Transplantation of Human Organ Act, 1994, which prohibits unauthorized organ removal and commercial transactions involving human tissue. Dr. Manpreet Kaur, the hospital owner, has been named as the main suspect and is currently absconding. Investigators suspect that the transplant surgery may have occurred at an external location rather than within the hospital, suggesting a broader network of illegal activities. This hospital has previously been implicated in illegal prenatal sex determination cases, raising concerns about ongoing enforcement gaps in medical regulations.