'Don't Stall, Save Lives': Supreme Court Raps Centre; Cash A Must After Your Crash? | Urban Debate
April 9, 2025
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as posted by the channelIn this episode of Urban Debate, anchor Ritangshu Bhattacharya examines the Supreme Court's sharp criticism of the Centre for failing to implement a cashless medical treatment scheme for road accident victims. Despite a March 14 deadline, the scheme—critical for providing life-saving care during the 'golden hour'—remains unimplemented.
The court summoned top officials, warning of contempt action and highlighting lives lost due to delays caused by financial and procedural hurdles
A panel of experts has joined Ritangshu Bhattacharya to discuss this in detail. Author Nikhil Chandwani says “In India, people only understand the language of incentives.. hence that should be given..” Another panelist Shailesh Sinha CEO, The Traffic People Foundation says “People need to understand that their slight help can save a family's life....”Watch the full discussion to know more and follow Mirror Now for the latest updates.
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