Athar Rasheed, 30, developed sepsis after the surgery
A heartbroken mother has told how her son died after "cowboy" surgeons allegedly botched his hair transplant. Athar Rasheed, 30, who worked as a TV executive in New Delhi hoped to "boost his confidence" after being convinced to take up the discount surgery last year.
The devastated mum says she watched as complications caused her son's head to swell as his kidneys and organs failed. Speaking to local media, she said: "My son died a very painful death - his kidneys stopped functioning and then all his other organs collapsed. I lost my son but I don't want any other mother to lose their child because of the fraudulent practices of a few people.
The exact price the man paid for the surgery has not been divulged, but some local media outlets speculated that it was around £100 to £150, compared to the near-£5,000 it would normally cost. Four people have so far been arrested by police over the death, including the two people who performed the surgery.
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