British Born Indian girl murdered for her organs in India

A Indian family claim that their eight years old daughter was murdered for organs in India by health workers in an failed attempt to harvest her organs.

Gurkiren Kaur Loyal family took her to the hospital for dehydration treatment but was given a mysterious injection that took her life.

Her relatives guarded her body to protect her organs from being used in any transplant operations. 

The hospital finally requested to have a post mortem, during which all her major organs except her eyes were taken. 

They family did not realize the horrendous act that has been performed on their daughter's body not until they flew the body back to the UK  after ordering a second examination; they got the a call from Birmingham coroner Aiden center that they could not work with the body because all the vital organs were missing.

The family claim this is an attempt to cover up what really happened to their daughter.

This was her first visit to india to see her grandmother who had also died over the easter break.

Gurkiren died in India on April 2, her mother Amrit, Kaur Loyal said "My baby was innocent and now I am devastated without her. Gurkiren was fine, she was chatting to us and planned to buy some gifts for her cousins. While we were talking an assistant came up carrying a pre-filled syringe and reached for the tube in her hand.

"I asked what was the injection for, but he gave me a blank look and injected the liquid into her.

"Within a split-second Gurkiren's head flipped back, her eyes rolled in her head, and the colour completely drained from her. I knew they had killed her on the spot. I knew my innocent child had been murdered."

Coun Kooner, a friend the family, said it was "highly probable" that she had been killed in a bid to harvest her organs.

"People with money pay to help their family members," she said. "We are trying to build a portfolio of other cases."

The teenager was on her first foreign holiday visiting her grandmother, who later died, over the Easter break. She was taken to a clinic in Punjab after being sick, but was placed on a drip after blood tests revealed she was free of infection.

Under pressure to help her after she received the injection, medics transferred her to a nearby hospital but she could not be saved.