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Motherhood, Breastfeeding Falls Under Article 21: Rajasthan High Court Stays Transfer Of New Mother, Urges State To Frame Policy

Forcible separation due to mother's far-off transfer would cause health hazard to the infant, Court said.

LiveLawOctober 27, 20261 min read
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Motherhood, Breastfeeding Falls Under Article 21: Rajasthan High Court Stays Transfer Of New Mother, Urges State To Frame Policy

Forcible separation due to mother's far-off transfer would cause health hazard to the infant, Court said.

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