An activist has approached the Nagpur High Court seeking a response from Maharashtra University of Health Sciences (MUHS) and the state government regarding the implementation of Supreme Court guidelines on discontinuing the two-finger test. The two-finger test, which involves the insertion of fingers into a rape victim’s vagina to determine the elasticity of the hymen, has been widely criticized for being invasive and traumatising. The activist has urged the authorities to adhere to the Supreme Court’s directives to stop the practice and instead use less intrusive methods for examining sexual assault survivors. The petition highlights the importance of respecting the dignity and rights of survivors of sexual violence. The case is expected to shed light on the need for proper training and sensitization of medical professionals in handling cases of sexual assault. The High Court has requested a response from MUHS and the state government on the matter. This development comes in the wake of increasing awareness and advocacy for the rights of survivors of sexual violence in India. Stay updated on this case as it unfolds to see how it may impact the handling of sexual assault cases in the country.