An activist has approached the Nagpur High Court seeking a response from the Maharashtra University of Health Sciences (MUHS) and the state government regarding the Supreme Court’s guidelines on discontinuing the two-finger test. The petition filed by the activist raises concerns about the use of the two-finger test in cases of sexual assault and calls for its immediate cessation in accordance with the guidelines laid down by the Supreme Court. The two-finger test, which involves inserting fingers into a rape victim’s vagina to determine her sexual history and ascertain whether she is habituated to sexual intercourse, has been widely criticized for being invasive, humiliating, and unscientific. The petition highlights the need for upholding the dignity and rights of survivors of sexual assault and emphasizes the importance of following established legal and medical protocols in such cases. The High Court has directed MUHS and the state government to respond to the petition and provide clarification on their stance regarding the two-finger test. This development underscores the ongoing efforts to reform the legal and medical practices surrounding sexual assault cases in India and ensure that survivors receive proper care and support. Stay updated on this important issue as it unfolds in the Nagpur High Court.