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The Delhi High Court earlier last week observed "surrogacy industry" should not be encouraged in India, where if left unchecked, it may grow into a billion dollar business. TheHealthSite.com
The court made the observation while hearing a plea by an Indian origin couple living in Canada challenging the March 14 notification issued by the Centre amending the Surrogacy (Regulation) Act to ban donor surrogacy by altering Form 2 under Rule 7 of the Surrogacy Rules, 2022.
The counsel for the petitioners said they were Indian citizens and residing in Canada only for work purposes, responding to which the bench said they could undertake the surrogacy facility in that country itself.
The Delhi High Court today observed "surrogacy industry" should not be encouraged in India, where if left unchecked, it may grow into a billion dollar business.
Acting Chief Justice Manmohan said that changes in the surrogacy law have been brought at the instance of courts.