JJ's head of gynaecology, Dr Ashok Anand, said though the baby was healthy, most of his organs would be underdeveloped at 32 weeks. The baby was put on oxygen support as he had difficulty breathing.The department has been getting adoption requests. Moreover, we knew that terminating the pregnancy at such an advanced stage could pose a danger to both mother and child. But after the SC verdict, we thought there was no turning back." The gynaecologist, Nikhil Datar said, "The family didn't communicate anything about wanting to keep the child," he said.

Source: Times of India September 08, 2017 22:52 UTC