JUDGMENT : A. Muhamed Mustaque, J. The Medical Board has opined that there is a substantial risk that the baby is likely to have neurological abnormalities if born alive. Section 3(2)-B) of the Medical termination of Pregnancy Act, 1971, states as follows: “(2-B) The provisions of sub-section (2) relating to the length of the pregnancy shall not apply to the termination of pregnancy by the medical practitioner where such termination is necessitated by the diagnosis of any of the substantial foetal abnormalities diagnosed by a Medical Board.” 2. The length of pregnancy is not a matter for termination if the Medical Board opines that a substantial fetal abnormality exists. The appellant has a prayer that, there exists substantial foetal abnormality. The appellant shall be permitted to undergo iatrogenic foetal demise of the fetus. 3. The learned Government Pleader submits that no such facility is available at Kalamassery Medical College. 4. In the said circumstances, we pass the following order and dispose of the matter as follows: (1) The Medical Board of Kalamassery Medical College shall examine Annexure 1, the Medical Board report dated 5.3.2025, and determine whether a substantial foetal abnormality exists. (2) If such an abnormality is found, a certificate shall be issued. On the basis of such certificate, the appellant is permitted to approach any hospital of her choice for iatrogenic foetal demise. (3) There shall be a direction to the Superintendent of the above Medical College to constitute a Medical Board either today or by tomorrow. The impugned judgment is hereby modified and is disposed of accordingly.