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Selective abortion is a controversial topic that refers to the termination of a foetus due to a medical condition or genetic abnormality that is detected during pregnancy. This procedure is also known as "selective reduction" or "pregnancy reduction." Major objectives of the research is study on legislation protecting the child rights related with selective abortion. The research method followed here by the researcher is empirical research. The total number of samples is 200. From 200 people the researcher has got the data. Convenient sampling method is used to collect the samples. Convenient sampling method is used to collect the samples. The sample frame taken by the researcher is from colleges and public places. The independent variables are educational qualifications, age, income, gender, occupation, marital status. Findings of the research is that the tradition of our society sets social norms for boys who give economical support that place greater values on sons than daughters. The termination of pregnancy based on gender which clearly shows inequality on gender for unborn children. Our government ensures that all children are valued and treated equally and it leads our society into greater form. The provisions or regulations of the selective abortion act are satisfied with people. Ancestral social norms are the major reasons for imbalanced sex ratios. The unborn child's right to life is being violated in case of abortion. The people are aware that the termination can be decided only by mother. It is important to ensure that women have access to safe and legal abortion services when necessary, and that they are able to make informed decisions about their own reproductive health.