A review petition has been filed by medical professionals in the Supreme Court, challenging a ruling that subjects doctors to the Consumer Protection Act. They argue this classification threatens patient trust and burdens healthcare providers with legal risks, impacting the doctor-patient relationship. This situation reflects ongoing debates about fairness and accountability in India’s healthcare system.
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The Calcutta High Court has stayed the suspension of 59 junior doctors from RG Kar Medical College, issued after the rape and murder of a colleague. The court found the disciplinary actions violated natural justice, as only the state government can decide on such matters. Protests by junior doctors continue, highlighting concerns over intimidation within medical institutions.
