Supreme Court of India
Dr Narendra Gupta v. Union of India & Ors.
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Directions by Supreme Court – Unnecessary Hysterectomies – Constitution of India – Art.21 – Violation of Fundamental Rights of Women – Guidelines to Prevent Unnecessary Hysterectomies – public interest litigation was filed by the petitioner in 2013, highlighting the issue of unnecessary hysterectomies being performed under various government healthcare schemes in various States – Petitioner has brought to Supreme Court’s notice the fact that women, who should not have been subjected to hysterectomies and to whom alternative treatment could have been extended, were subjected to hysterectomies…
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