UP doctor declares sex of his unborn baby on Facebook
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A doctor in Jaunpur, Uttar Pradesh has allegedly done a sex test on his pregnant wife in the pretext of determining the condition of the foetus, and later, purposely made the news public on facebook saying ‘it’s a boy’.
This development has however, not gone unnoticed by the public in general, where the post by the doctor in consideration, Dr Anshuman Upadhyay has gone viral. It has also irked the New Delhi-based Indian Radiological and Imaging Association (IRIA) which has alleged that Dr Ayushaman has deliberated the move on social media, even announcing the date of his expected child as’ February 16, 2016’ in the FB post.
This development has however, not gone unnoticed by the public in general, where the post by the doctor in consideration, Dr Anshuman Upadhyay has gone viral. It has also irked the New Delhi-based Indian Radiological and Imaging Association (IRIA) which has alleged that Dr Ayushaman has deliberated the move on social media, even announcing the date of his expected child as’ February 16, 2016’ in the FB post.
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