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National Commission for Women seeks revocation of doctors' licences in Bihar for performing tubectomy sans anaesthesia

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New Delhi, November 17

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The National Commission for Women (NCW) has sought revoking the medical licence of doctors who reportedly conducted a surgery without giving anaesthesia to women at a Bihar hospital.

According to media reports, around 24 women who had opted for tubectomy at two state-run public health centres in Bihar’s Khagaria district over the weekend were allegedly made to undergo the surgical procedure to prevent pregnancy without anaesthesia.

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Taking cognisance, NCW chairperson Rekha Sharma wrote to the Bihar chief secretary to take strict action against the NGOs, doctors and all those involved.

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“NCW has asked that the doctors’ registrations be revoked for medical negligence and not following due procedure,” the NCW said in a tweet.

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