S1·E1249 A.C.P. In Hospital

Episode recap

In this episode, the senior officer of the Crime Investigation Department, ACP Pradyuman, is admitted to a hospital for a minor surgical procedure. While he is under care, the nurse assigned to attend him, Gayatri, suddenly disappears from the ward. Concerned by her unexplained absence, the ACP initiates his own inquiry within the hospital premises, using his investigative instincts even while recovering from the operation. His search leads him to a grim discovery: the lifeless bodies of both Nurse Gayatri and Dr. Sameer are found concealed within the facility. The presence of the two victims suggests a connection between their deaths and the circumstances surrounding the ACP’s hospitalization.

Concurrently, the CID team members Daya and Abhijeet conduct their own parallel investigation. Their efforts focus on uncovering the broader criminal activity that may be linked to the murders. Through methodical examination of evidence and interrogation of hospital staff, they expose an illegal organ‑trade racket operating covertly within the medical establishment. The racket involves the illicit procurement and distribution of human organs, a scheme that had been concealed behind the legitimate functions of the hospital.

The episode intertwines the personal jeopardy faced by the ACP with the larger criminal network uncovered by his colleagues. The narrative demonstrates how the ACP’s unexpected vulnerability while undergoing a routine operation places him at the center of a lethal conspiracy, while the teamwork of Daya and Abhijeet highlights the CID’s capacity to dismantle organized crime even in environments presumed to be safe. The resolution of the case hinges on linking the murders of Gayatri and Dr. Sameer to the organ‑trade operation, thereby providing a motive for the killings and a pathway for the investigators to pursue the perpetrators. The episode concludes with the CID team poised to confront the individuals responsible for the illicit organ trade uncovered within the hospital walls.