The introduction of Prenatal Diagnostic Techniques Bill in Parliament was prompted by the increasing incidence of
Options
(a)Female foeticide
(b)Failure of contraceptive devices
(c)Spurious drugs being used for prenatal immunisation
(d)Unqualified persons diagnosing pregnancy in villages by primitive methods
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