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In: Doctor Suspended By Medical Council For Discussing Postmortem On TV, Court Upholds Decision

Posted on September 27, 2020 by pogowasright.org

Garima reports from Chennai:

Refusing to set aside the punishment given by the Tamil Nadu Medical Council in suspending him for discussing a postmortem report during TV debate, the Madras High Court has directed the doctor to stay away from medical practice for a month as held by the council. The bench headed by the Honourable Justice Parthiban has further directed the medical council to file a detailed report on the issue and submit before the court. Earlier, the Tamil Nadu medical council suspended the license of the doctor as a punishment for discussing the contents of a postmortem report in a TV debate. Aggrieved by the council’s decision, the doctor had moved the High Court seeking relief.

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