The investigation into Kanpur's illegal organ trade has revealed that a man identified as Dr. Mudassar Ali Siddiqui, an operating theatre technician, conducted 40-50 kidney transplants without proper medical qualifications. This alarming revelation follows the discovery of evidence indicating that at least one patient died after undergoing an illegal transplant. Police have arrested two OT technicians, Kuldeep Singh Raghav and Rajesh Kumar, who confirmed their involvement in these procedures. They identified Medilife Hospital in Masawanpur as a site for the transplants, which was operating without registration and has since been sealed. A forensic examination of the mobile phone of arrested broker Shivam Aggarwal uncovered an audio recording discussing a woman's death due to complications following a transplant. The investigation is now focused on identifying the deceased and tracing the hospital's owners, who are believed to be deeply involved in the racket. Authorities are also pursuing Dr. Rohit, who allegedly coordinated the surgical teams involved in the illegal operations. The investigation continues to uncover the full scale of this illicit activity over the past five years in Kanpur's private hospitals.