Shah Rukh
Khan, who has been blessed with a third child through surrogacy, has
said that the much-publicised issue was a "personal and confidential"
matter for him. "It is a personal and confidential matter...it is a mix
of happiness and sadness. I request the authorities Earlier
in the day, civic officials confirmed having received birth report of
Shah Rukh and Gauri Khan's baby boy, born with the help of a surrogate
mother. As per the report, the baby was born on May 27 at the Masrani
Hospital for Women in suburban Andheri. The celebrity couple has two
kids - son Aryan and daughter Suhana.
"Get over it. Get on the
train baby, and not my baby. Will talk about all this later," he told
reporters who asked a volley of questions about the new member of his
family.
Asked how does it feel to become father for the third time, the 47-year-old King Khan shot back in his typical style: "Ask your health reporter." It is mandatory for nursing homes and hospitals to register every birth in the city. The civic body issues birth certificates to parents on the basis of a report received from the health facility concerned.
Earlier, following a complaint based on media reports that a pre-natal sex determination test had been conducted on the child, the BMC sent a team to Khan's residence last month to ascertain the facts. The team, however, was turned away.
Gender testing is banned under the Pre-Conception and Pre-Natal Diagnostic Technique (PCPNDT) Act. A BMC officer has said a team would be sent to Khan's residence in suburban Bandra to find out from him if a sex determination test was conducted on the foetus.
"Get over it. Get on the
train baby, and not my baby. Will talk about all this later," he told
reporters who asked a volley of questions about the new member of his
family. Asked how does it feel to become father for the third time, the 47-year-old King Khan shot back in his typical style: "Ask your health reporter." It is mandatory for nursing homes and hospitals to register every birth in the city. The civic body issues birth certificates to parents on the basis of a report received from the health facility concerned.
Earlier, following a complaint based on media reports that a pre-natal sex determination test had been conducted on the child, the BMC sent a team to Khan's residence last month to ascertain the facts. The team, however, was turned away.
Gender testing is banned under the Pre-Conception and Pre-Natal Diagnostic Technique (PCPNDT) Act. A BMC officer has said a team would be sent to Khan's residence in suburban Bandra to find out from him if a sex determination test was conducted on the foetus.
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