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Blood Bank Scam

WB Health Department Probes Alleged Blood Trafficking Racket

The West Bengal Health Department is investigating an alleged racket involving the illegal trafficking of donated blood and plasma by private blood banks. Officials are examining records after suspected financial and inventory irregularities surfaced.

WB Health Department Probes Alleged Blood Trafficking Racket

Blood Bank Scam

Published by: cloud_admin
  • Posted:July 28, 2026 2:30 pm
  • Update:July 28, 2026 2:30 pm
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Cloud TV Desk: The West Bengal Health Department has launched an extensive investigation into an alleged racket involving the illegal trafficking of donated blood and plasma from private blood banks to other states (Blood Bank Scam). The probe has uncovered suspected irregularities in blood inventories and financial transactions, raising serious concerns about the handling of voluntary blood donations.

Investigation Reveals Suspected Illegal Blood Trade

According to officials, preliminary findings suggest that blood and plasma collected through voluntary donation camps may have been transported to states such as Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and Jharkhand in violation of established regulations. Authorities suspect that the operation generated transactions worth several crores of rupees.

Private Blood Banks Under Scanner

The Health Department is examining stock registers, transport records and financial documents of the blood banks under investigation. Officials are trying to determine whether the movement of donated blood complied with regulatory norms. The scope of the investigation may expand if additional irregularities are discovered.

Focus on Transparency and Public Trust

The allegations have raised concerns among healthcare professionals and voluntary blood donation organisations. Experts stress that donated blood is a public health resource and must be handled with complete transparency and accountability. Authorities have clarified that the investigation is ongoing, and no final conclusions have yet been reached regarding criminal liability.

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