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SC expresses displeasure over states’ silence on menstrual hygiene as a fundamental right

The Supreme Court has criticised states and Union Territories for failing to respond on implementing its judgment recognising menstrual hygiene as a fundamental right. It directed the Centre to urgently seek written updates on measures taken to address deficiencies highlighted in the September 1 ruling

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The Supreme Court has expressed displeasure over states and Union Territories not responding to the Centre on how its judgment declaring menstrual hygiene as a part of the fundamental right is being implemented.

“We direct the Union to take up this issue very seriously with each state/UT and call for the necessary information in writing as to what steps they have taken so far for giving effect to the judgment delivered by this court,” it said.  The SC had on September 1 directed the states and UTs to take into consideration the deficiencies highlighted.

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