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UThe foetus was diagnosed via an antenatal confirmatory test at 22 weeks…The tests were reordered by the Supreme Court, which the family could only approach at 24 weeks, and were conducted at Mumbai’s KEM Hospital.…To add to this delay, the Supreme Court ordered another medical report, which was completed by the 25th week of pregnancy. During the 26th week, the Supreme Court passed its judgment.…
My understanding is- they approached at 22 weeks, but the process of receiving permission to perform abortion was dragged until week 26 (at which point they denied abortion citing the 24 weeks shebang). That is a result of inefficient bureaucracy for which the parents will have to bear the burden.
UThe foetus was diagnosed via an antenatal confirmatory test at 22 weeks…The tests were reordered by the Supreme Court, which the family could only approach at 24 weeks, and were conducted at Mumbai’s KEM Hospital.…To add to this delay, the Supreme Court ordered another medical report, which was completed by the 25th week of pregnancy. During the 26th week, the Supreme Court passed its judgment.…My understanding is- they approached at 22 weeks, but the process of receiving permission to perform abortion was dragged until week 26 (at which point they denied abortion citing the 24 weeks shebang). That is a result of inefficient bureaucracy for which the parents will have to bear the burden.
URead an article somewhere that a woman was not allowed to abort (she was 20ish weeks pregnant) court dragged the case with tests after tests and concluded that there is no severe harm to mothers or child’s life and prevented abortion
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