A proposed law in India sparked protests from the medical community, particularly on National Doctor’s Day. The Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita introduces harsher penalties for medical negligence, including fines and a mandatory five-year jail term. Doctors fear the law will hinder emergency care and lead to unnecessary litigation, impacting patient welfare and medical practice.
Yesterday, On 29th June, Union Home Minister Amit Shah has replaced three outdated British-era laws with new legislation to expedite justice delivery. This move aims to modernize the legal system and enhance the efficiency of the judiciary, with a specific focus on establishing a scientific foundation for the criminal justice system in Haryana. The collaboration with the National Forensic Science University underscores the government’s commitment to ensuring swift and fair justice.