In the transcript, there's a conversation at a women's police station in Lucknow, where officers discuss various topics including a colleague's suspension being lifted, the preparation of a charge sheet, and personal matters. A young girl named Zoya, who aspires to be a police officer, visits the station but is revealed to have kidney disease and needs a transplant. The narrative touches on the issue of illegal kidney removals and the struggle to find donors. The officers express their determination to catch the culprit behind the kidney racket while highlighting the importance of punishing criminals to deter crime. The story ends with a resolve to bring the perpetrator, Vikram Mehra, to justice.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The scene is set in a police station in Lucknow.
2. Karishma is a police officer who is talking to someone on the radio.
3. Ms. Haseena's suspension has been cancelled.
4. Ms. Pushpa is distributing offerings at the police station to celebrate Ms. Haseena's return.
5. A man brings his daughter Zoya to the police station, who has kidney disease and needs treatment.
6. The police officers decide to take Zoya to the hospital for treatment.
7. Dr. Vikas is Zoya's doctor and has taken over her treatment.
8. Zoya's father wants to donate his kidney to save his daughter's life.
9. However, a test reveals that Zoya's father is missing one kidney, which he was not aware of.
10. The police officers suspect that Zoya's father's kidney was removed in a clinic, possibly as part of a kidney racket.
11. Dr. Vikas explains that finding a donor at short notice is difficult, but he will try his best to find one for Zoya.
12. The police officers discuss the kidney racket and how it is affecting people's lives.
13. They decide to take action against the people behind the kidney racket, including a person named Mehra.
14. Ms. Pushpa explains to Karishma that knowing the criminal behind the crime is not enough, but getting them punished is equally important.