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If not strictly governed, the implementation of the 'right to die with dignity' policy could lead to several unethical and criminal malpractices, including: 1. #Forced_Euthanasia – Vulnerable patients, especially the elderly or disabled, may be pressured into opting for euthanasia by family members or caregivers for financial or personal convenience. 2. #Medical_Negligence – Doctors or hospitals might hastily certify a patient for euthanasia without exhausting all possible treatments, either due to lack of expertise or financial burden. 3. #Organ_Trade_Exploitation – There is a risk of unscrupulous individuals using this law as a cover for illegal organ harvesting and trafficking. 4. #Insurance_Fraud – Families or institutions might exploit the provision to hasten a patient’s death to claim life insurance benefits fraudulently. 5. #Corporate_and_Institutional_Misuse – Private hospitals or insurance companies could influence decisions to cut costs by pushing patients toward euthanasia rather than prolonged expensive care. 6. #Lack_of_Informed_Consent – Patients in a vulnerable state may not fully understand their rights or may be manipulated into making irreversible decisions against their will. Strict regulations, transparency, and oversight mechanisms must be in place to prevent such malpractices. reach out if you need legal guidance... help is just a call away... ! Rtn. Adv. Sonia Rajesh www.lawyersonia.com #Bangalore #India #Lawyer #Highcourt #RightToDie