‘Historic move’: Kajol praises Siddaramaiah govt’s move to facilitate ‘Right to Die with dignity’

Bollywood actress Kajol, known for its convincing roles and strong social positions, publicly praised the Karnatak government to approve the right to die for sick patients. The actress that recently appeared in the streaming film Ara PattiReviews Instagram’s stories of sharing this significant development of the newspaper clip. The report reads: “The Government of Karnataka allows” to have the right to die with dignity “terminal disease #rightttoWithdignity #salaamvenky.”

Kajol bonded this fundamental step by step to the central message of its 2022 films Salam Tennidewhich depicted the real story of a young person’s legal struggle, which was given the right to dignified death.

The film turned around the colleuer’s Venkatner, who is struggling with the relentless efforts of Ducen’s muscle dystrophy to honor the desire of Ethanasia, which was finally rejected.

The decision of the carnificone government is rooted in 2023. According to the decision of the Supreme Court, which confirmed the right to die dignified in accordance with Article 21 of Article 21 of the Indian Constitution. Minister of Health Dinesh Gundu Rao announced on January 31 that the state issued a “historical order” to apply this directive. “It will benefit from those who suffer without recovery without recovery, or are in a constant vegetative, and where the patient no longer helps to maintain life,” he said.

As for the Health Department, which is dated January 30, 2025, Karnataka’s hospitals are instructed to create primary and secondary medical boards. These boards will appreciate the relatives of patients from the relatives of the patients, the surveys of the stable therapy (WLST), which are provided with such demands with live will.

While active euthanasia remains illegal, India, passive euthanasia, which includes keeping or recalling life support. Legal in special circumstances, as the main judicial verdicts of the proceedings Male Saturday is Saturday (2011) and A common reason (2018) Cases whose guidelines were later refined in 2023.

The recognition of the Capolat’s carnate decision emphasizes the intersection of art and social change, reflecting how such stories are Salam Tennide Resonates beyond the cinema screens on public discourse to influence the public discourse.