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Parliament Passes New Criminal Bills | Why Different Rules For Doctors & 'You' ? | Urban Debate
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17:06Now PlayingThe recent amendment to the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) regarding medical negligence cases has sparked mixed reactions. While some doctors express gratitude for what they perceive as the "decriminalization" of such cases, others argue that the punishment for medical practitioners remains unchanged from that under the Indian Penal Code. The BNS has indeed increased the imprisonment term for causing accidental death and introduced a new clause for cases where the person at fault flees or fails to report the incident. Union Home Minister Amit Shah has acknowledged the concerns surrounding medical negligence cases and has indicated the possibility of an amendment to exempt doctors from the increased punishment. This development highlights the ongoing debate and the need for further discussion on balancing accountability and fairness in medical negligence cases. The guest of today's episode Dr. Satish Rath, Scientist/Founder Santaan & Skids defends the new bill with a personal example but suggests a digital portal for people to report problems. Tune in for an exclusive interview only on Mirror Now.
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