Court decision doesn't sound good.I feel that parents are the best judge to decide about kids future. If new born baby is not a normal one then who will take the resposnsibility. If court is ready to born the expenses for abnormal kid then a second thought can be given. However in this condition also parents will suffer. Who would like to have abnormal baby? If doctor can assure that new born baby will be anormal one then things are ok.
But again Kudos to Mehta..It will encourage other parents to follow the right track not the illegal way......
RE:Not a good decision
by Bunty on Aug 04, 2008 05:22 PM Permalink
this is proves than man is selfish and cruel to even kill child for convineince unlike any other animal.
RE:Not a good decision
by pankaj mittal on Aug 04, 2008 05:32 PM Permalink
This opinion has nothing to do with cruelity..If you think that giving birth to a abnormal baby with prior information is right practice then i really feel sorry about this..... A healthy nation needs healthy children to contribute for future....
RE:Not a good decision
by Duniya ka problem Apna problem on Aug 04, 2008 05:24 PM Permalink
hello..if parents are best judge then female infanticide would not exist in india...dont be so naive....the next thing will be are infants perfect, fair etc etc... and in any case the court is there to give judgement, it is the state that has to pass the laws....
RE:RE:Not a good decision
by pankaj mittal on Aug 04, 2008 05:36 PM Permalink
Here we are talking about the situation of Mehtas not about female foeticide....I am also not in favor of female foeticide & totall against those parents who dare to think & dare to do that...
RE:Not a good decision
by Duniya ka problem Apna problem on Aug 04, 2008 05:39 PM Permalink
Law is not only for Mehtas...it is for the public in general...what the court has said is that "by the law" it cannot rule in favor of Mehtas....and amending laws in India HA HA...anyways i dont support Mehtas on this...ask any childless couple and you will know how deeply they feel..
