We are not going to accept it," the bench told advocate Wasim A Qadri, who was appearing for the Centre. He said these details have been compiled in the affidavit.However, the bench said, "You had framed rules in 2000 but nobody (states and UTs) implemented it. You withdraw these rules," the bench said.Qadri said the main problem was non-availability of land, especially in Delhi. This (affidavit) will go as solid waste. He had been allegedly denied treatment by five private hospitals and his distraught parents subsequently committed suicide.

Source: Economic Times February 06, 2018 07:53 UTC