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This is an archive article published on October 30, 2012

SC asks for report on conjoined twins

The Supreme Court Monday asked the Centre for the report of an expert committee that examined the Bihar conjoined twins for providing medical aid

The Supreme Court Monday asked the Centre for the report of an expert committee that examined the Bihar conjoined twins for providing medical aid.

During resumed hearing on a PIL filed by Aarushi Dhasmana,a law student from Pune,seeking medical aid for the 16-year-old girls who are bedridden,a bench of Justices K S Radhakrishnan and Dipak Misra expressed unhappiness over the Centres failure to submit the report. The court sought the report within two days and fixed the next hearing for November 2.

In July,the bench had directed the Centre to form a medical board to provide treatment to the twins,which it did.

The bench had also directed the Centre to air-lift the twins to New Delhi for treatment at AIIMS.

However,the bench later directed that the twins be examined in Patna after the girls mother feared that their condition may deteriorate if they were air-lifted.

The bench,on Monday, told the additional solicitor general that there was a specific order that the expert medical team should visit Patna to examine the condition of the twins and the Centre must submit the report.

 

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