JODHPUR, Oct. 15 -- The Rajasthan high court has sought fresh affidavits from the Centre and the state government on gaps in the diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation of patients suffering from muscular dystrophy and other rare diseases, noting that point-wise replies to five issues identified by the court in November last year have not been filed. A division bench of chief justice Sanjay K Agrawal and justice Baljinder Singh Sandhu on Monday granted the Union government three weeks to file an affidavit addressing the five issues. The bench also directed the state government to submit an affidavit detailing the progress made on its action plan for patients with rare diseases, submitted on October 1, 2022. The case will be listed after three weeks. The bench is hearing a petition filed by Swavalamban Foundation, represented by senior advocate Dr Sachin Acharya, concerning gaps in healthcare support for patients with muscular dystrophy and other rare diseases in Rajasthan....