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SC rejects petition for mercy killing of Aruna Shanbaug

SC rejects petition for mercy killing of Aruna Shanbaug

Aruna Shanbaug will live, the Supreme Court ruled on Monday on the case of the nurse who has been lying in a 'persistent vegetative state' in Mumbai's KEM hospital for over 37 years.

Passive euthanasia permissible but Aruna will live: SC

New Delhi: In a much-awaited verdict, the Supreme Court today ruled that 'passive euthanasia' can be permissible in exceptional circumstances but dismissed a plea for mercy killing on behalf of a 6

Debate on euthanasia a must: Moily

A Supreme Court bench of Justice Markandey Katju and Justice Gyan Sudha Misra on Monday ruled out a mercy killing petition filed in favour of Aruna Shanbaug (63), who was brutally raped in 1973 and re

Aruna Shanbaug's colleagues, hospital staff welcome SC ruling

Mumbai: There was joy and elation among Aruna Shanbaug's former colleagues and nurses tending to her after the Supreme Court today dismissed a plea for mercy killing on behalf of the 60-year-old nu

Right to die: Hospital to decide comatose raped nurse's fate

Even as the Supreme Court on Wednesday reserved its verdict on a petition seeking mercy killing for Aruna Ramachandra Shanbaug, a nurse of the King Edwards Memorial Hospital in Mumbai who is in coma for the past 38 years after she was raped by a staff sweeper, the hospital asked the court to reject the plea, saying that they alone had the right to decide her future.

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