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Indian police: Dad tricked her children 
20th Jun. 2010 17:00 Sport 
Three years ago, Danish authorities had unprecedented stop the adoption of children from India, after 21 Sunday documented a market for buying and selling of children. 
But it lasted only half a year before authorities again opened to adoptions from India, because one study claimed that there was no team in the accusations. 
Now, the Indian federal police investigated the case which looked at 21 Sunday in June 2007. The case involves an Indian orphanage from which children come to Denmark. 
Prosecutors are for corruption, kidnapping and child trafficking. 

The story began in a small Indian village 
The story was then based on an Indian man, Ramesh Kulkarni, who had been tricked her children from the orphanage Preet Mandir controversial in the city Pune in India. 
His wife had died shortly before, and after much deliberation chose Ramesh Kulkarni to deliver her children in an orphanage - until he again can handle the children alone. 
But what he did not know was that he would never get to see her children again. 
The children were disseminated to the Danish adoption agency AC International Child, who helped the children on to a family in Denmark. 
  
Orphanage was acquitted - her father was left alone 
Approximately a half years after the matter came up, chose the Danish authorities to re-open for adoptions from India. 
One study claimed namely that the father was fully aware that the children would be given up for adoption.
But the Indian federal police - CBI - investigated the matter further. And federal police report backs up the father's history - and thus in turn opened up big questions about how Indian children come to Denmark. 
The report provides the Indian federal police on the head of the controversial children's home: 
- The head was fraudulently father to sign the transfer papers for all the children and beat them up for adoption without the father's consent to the insidious plans. 
Eight years ago, when Ramesh Kulkarni transferred its children for children home representative, he was asked to sign a piece of paper. He was told that the paper was clean appearance - a simple enrollment of children at the orphanage and school, but the papers were put up for adoption ring documents as the father of pure ignorance signed. 
Now requires the Indian father to his children's home - after he has lived without her children for eight years. 
- I miss my kids, says Ramesh Kalkarni still waiting back in the village in India. 
A serious accusation 
CBI - Indian federal police - investigating, among other major cases involving organized crime and corruption. 
The CBI's report notes that the preliminary investigation, the head of the orphanage Preet Mandir fran scarred Ramesh Kulkarni his children away and adopted them out of the country. 

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Ramesh Kulkarni er den indiske far, som for otte år siden fik franarret sine børn af det indiske børnehjem Preet Mandir i den indiske by Pune. Han arbejder i dag som tjener, og håber på, at de nye afsløringer fra det indiske forbundspoliti vil betyde, at han kan få sine børn at se, som han ikke har set i otte år.

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