<p>"The three sold unclaimed bodies brought for autopsy at the Civil Lines Postmortem House," police inspector Anil Kumar Raghav said in Moradabad, about 350 km from Lucknow.<br />"The three were arrested following a late night operation Wednesday during which we came across two unattended bodies with fake post-mortem certificates. There was not even a single cut on the two bodies," he said.<br /><br />Pankaj Giri, pharmacist Hari Singh and his associate Anand Kumar used to sell these corpses to private medical colleges where they were used for experiments, he added.<br />A case under multiple sections of the Indian Penal Code has been registered against them.<br />"We cannot rule out the possibility of the involvement of other health department officials," Raghav added.</p>
<p>"The three sold unclaimed bodies brought for autopsy at the Civil Lines Postmortem House," police inspector Anil Kumar Raghav said in Moradabad, about 350 km from Lucknow.<br />"The three were arrested following a late night operation Wednesday during which we came across two unattended bodies with fake post-mortem certificates. There was not even a single cut on the two bodies," he said.<br /><br />Pankaj Giri, pharmacist Hari Singh and his associate Anand Kumar used to sell these corpses to private medical colleges where they were used for experiments, he added.<br />A case under multiple sections of the Indian Penal Code has been registered against them.<br />"We cannot rule out the possibility of the involvement of other health department officials," Raghav added.</p>