This study examines the right to abortion for women specifically are not married and are not the victims of rape or other sexual offenses when they try to abort after the period given in the MTP act, also which is discriminatory in terms of the marital status of the women. The research investigates how these unmarried women face discrimination on the basis of their marital status when seeking abortion. Additionally, the study highlights the disparities that exist between court decisions and legislative provisions pertaining to this subject. By analyzing the intersection of legal perspectives and real-world experiences, this research sheds light on the challenges and inconsistencies surrounding abortion rights for unmarried women