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Right to appeal in medical negligence cases must be ensured beyond district boards: HHRC

The Haryana Human Rights Commission has emphasised the need for a clear, independent and effective appellate mechanism for persons aggrieved by the findings of District Medical Negligence Boards.

The Commission observed that merely having a mechanism at the district level for examining complaints is not sufficient. “If a person is aggrieved by the opinion or findings of a District Medical Negligence Board, an effective remedy must be available to challenge the same before a higher or independent authority,” it said.

The directions were issued in an order passed in a complaint, and the matter was heard by the full bench of the Haryana Human Rights Commission (HHRC) comprising Chairperson Justice Lalit Batra, Member (Judicial) Kuldip Jain, and Member Deep Bhatia.

Referring to its earlier order, the Commission observed that there is an urgent need for a codified legal framework to regulate such situations.

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