Age bar flouted? Centre seeks Moose Wala parents’ IVF details

Punjab's Bhagwant Mann govt harassing us over baby's legal status, says Moose Wala's father Sidhu Moose Wala's father accuses govt of harassing over IVF newborn legal status. Legislation impacted older couples. Moose Wala, 29, shot by gangsters Bishnoi and Brar.

22 months after Moose Wala’s death, his mom gives birth to boy at 58 The family of late singer-rapper Shubhdeep Singh, known as Sidhu Moose Wala, announced the birth of a baby boy through IVF by his 58-year-old mother Charan Kaur. The newborn was pictured next to a framed portrait of a young Sikh with the caption "Legends never die". This joyous event comes almost 22 months after the tragic death of Shubhdeep Singh in Punjab's Mansa.

Sidhu Moosewala's mother gives birth to baby boy; father Balkaur Singh shares heartfelt post on social media Sidhu Moosewala's parents welcome a baby boy via IVF after his death. The process involved overcoming infertility challenges and providing hope for older women through comprehensive medical evaluation and personalized treatment plans. Sidhu Moosewala's parents are in their late 50s now. As per reports, Moosewala's parents had opted for IVF.

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Late Punjabi singer Sidhu Moose Wala's family welcomes his younger brother; fans react 03:35

BATHINDA: A letter of Union health and family welfare ministry , seeking a report on slain Punjabi singer-rapper’s mother going in for IVF technique in conceiving a child at the age of 58, surfaced a day after father Balkaur Singh accused Punjab govt of harassingthem over legal status of their newborn.Moose Wala’s mother Charan Kaur had delivered the baby at a hospital in Bathinda on Sunday. The letter mentions that conceiving a child through IVF is allowed only for women from 21 to 50 years of age. “Under Section 21 (g) (i) of the Assisted Reproductive Technology (Regulation) Act, 2021, the age limit prescribed for a woman undergoing ART services is between 21-50 years. It is requested to look into the matter and submit a report to the department of action taken in the case as per the ART (Regulation) Act, 2021,” the letter by SK Ranjan, director, ART and surrogacy division, department of health research, Union ministry of health and family welfare, of March 14, stated. It is addressed to principal secretary, department of health and family welfare, Punjab.Violation of provisions of the Act attract a fine of Rs 5-10 lakh and subsequent violations could attract imprisonment of 3-8 years along with fine of Rs 10-20 lakh. However, HS Phoolka, advocate in SC and ex Punjab leader of opposition, rejected the Centre’s stance on the issue.“Govt has no power to question any couple. Under ART Act, 2021, conditions apply only to clinics. Restrictions under Sec 21 apply to clinics only. Hence, govt cannot question,” he tweeted on Wednesday.