Dr Sudam Munde and his wife Dr. Saraswati Munde have botched a late term abortion and killed both patients while on bail for sex selective abortions.
Varsha Deshpande, India’s version of Lila Rose, had busted the abortionists for their operation to selectively abort girls. The couple had been out on bail, but this was revoked due to the illegal abortion they committed in May, which killed the mother, Vijaymala Patekar, as well as her baby.
The Supreme Court in Mumbai has denied Munde’s subsequent bail application, and ruled that he cannot attempt another application for six months.
Varsha Deshpande has learned the codes used by the sonography industry to get around the laws of India against sex selection abortions. She’s conducted 34 sting operations of sex selective abortionists and sonographers since 2005, and has just recently put up her own website.
From India Today: Beed, in Marathwada, Maharashtra has suffered the results of skewed population demographics due to the practice of sex selection abortion. Varsha Deshpande of the NGO Lek Ladki Abhiyan, revealed to the Times of India that some of the abortionists in that city had been concealing the practice of aborting girls by feeding the fetuses to dogs. Suresh Shetty, the public health minister of the state of Maharashtra has admitted hearing of these incidents. Deshpande claimed that her organization conducted a sting on one Dr. Sudam Munde, in 2010 during which he discussed aborting the female fetuses and feeding them to his five dogs.
Shenzhen, China: Here’s an excerpt from the Notorious old article from the Hong Kong Eastern Express
from April 12,1995, concerning the use of fetuses for food in China: Last month, reporters from EastWeek – a sister publication of Eastern Express – went to Shenzhen to see if the rumors could be substantiated. On March 7, a reporter entered the state-run Shenzhen Heath Center for Women and Children feigning illness and asked a female doctor for a fetus. The doctor said the department was out of stock but to come again.
The next day the reporter returned at lunch time. The doctor eventually emerged from the operating theatre holding a fist size glass bottle stuffed with thumbsized fetuses.
She said: “There are 10 fetuses here, all aborted this morning. You can take them. We are a state hospital and don’t charge anything.
“Normally, we doctors take them home to eat – all free. Since you don’t look well, you can take them.”
All of the above stories tend to nauseate and disgust people, though they have little moral distinctiveness from the embryonic stem cell research practices.