NEW DELHI, Feb 5 - Indian police have decided to send a special team to Nepal for further investigation after reports that a multi-million kidney racket based in India was spread well over to Nepal.

Police investigation into Gurgaon kidney racket also brought the fact into the light that the main alleged in the illegal trade Dr Amit Kumar could be hiding in Nepal.

Dr Amit's close friend and partner Dr Upendra Kumar reavealed this during police interrogation while claiming that the former also owns a big hospital in Nepal.

Police had arrested

five persons including Dr Upendra from Dr Amit Kumar's Hospital in Gurgaon's Sector 23 about 10 days ago, for investigation.

Earlier, sleuths probing the kidney racket had revealed that at least three Turkish nationals had died during transplant procedures at the Hospital between 2003 to 2005. The matter

was allegedly covered up claiming the three died due to cardiac failure.