Mother Sold Daughter for Rs 1.5 Lakh, Filed Fake Kidnapping Case Over Unpaid Balance

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A mother in India attempted to sell her own daughter for Rs 1.5 lakh. After receiving only Rs 80,000 of the agreed amount, she filed a false abduction complaint against the buyer. The deception was uncovered during police interrogation, when the mother confessed to the fraudulent transaction. Authorities are now investigating the case, which involves both child trafficking and filing a false police report.

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