KANPUR: Shashi Mishra and Anamika Mishra, the city-based mother-daughter duo who’re suffering from muscular dystrophy and had earlier written to the the President and PMO in the hunt for permission to go through euthanasia, on Sunday staged a ‘dharna’ at their area.
The two demanded that the process to permit mercy killing be speeded up in their case in gentle of Supreme Court’s verdict on Friday, because they'd no chance at a greater high quality of existence. On March 9, The Supreme Court had declared passive euthanasia permissible and in addition legalised residing will.
We have, on more than one occasions up to now, written to the President and PM in the hunt for euthanasia. We’re now absolutely happy with the SC judgment, and because the authorities are not able to offer us a greater high quality of existence, they must allow us to die,” said Shashi, who resides in Shankaracharya Nagar with her daughter Anamika. They were joined in their dharna by way of traders association on Sunday.
Shashi and Anamika don't have anyone to look after them, and their situation makes even routine duties tough. “The doctors advised us that our disease is incurable and if we want to live, we want particular remedy for which we haven't any cash. Now, with the SC verdict, we do not need to beg in front of the authorities and will die with ease,” said Anamika, a trade graduate, who had earlier written a letter in her blood to the President and PM.
The two demanded that the process to permit mercy killing be speeded up in their case in gentle of Supreme Court’s verdict on Friday, because they'd no chance at a greater high quality of existence. On March 9, The Supreme Court had declared passive euthanasia permissible and in addition legalised residing will.
Anamika Mishra & her mother Shashi Mishra, each patients of Muscular Dystrophy, started a hunger strike in Kanpur a… https://t.co/sZT7LE4Vtn
— ANI UP (@ANINewsUP) 1520820552000We have, on more than one occasions up to now, written to the President and PM in the hunt for euthanasia. We’re now absolutely happy with the SC judgment, and because the authorities are not able to offer us a greater high quality of existence, they must allow us to die,” said Shashi, who resides in Shankaracharya Nagar with her daughter Anamika. They were joined in their dharna by way of traders association on Sunday.
I've written to President, Prime Minister, Chief Justice of India & Supreme Court tough either complete medical… https://t.co/NlcVdNSjoW
— ANI UP (@ANINewsUP) 1520820553000Shashi and Anamika don't have anyone to look after them, and their situation makes even routine duties tough. “The doctors advised us that our disease is incurable and if we want to live, we want particular remedy for which we haven't any cash. Now, with the SC verdict, we do not need to beg in front of the authorities and will die with ease,” said Anamika, a trade graduate, who had earlier written a letter in her blood to the President and PM.
Woman and daughter stage dharna seeking death
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