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First Indian to be allowed ‘passive euthanasia’ dies

Rana’s parents first approached the Delhi High Court in 2024, seeking passive euthanasia for their son, but their plea was rejected on the grounds that Rana hadn’t been placed on life-support machines at the time and was hence, as the court noted, “able to sustain himself without any external aid”.


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