"I am outraged because I feel women in this country are not treated as human beings and that no one wants to understand what women face every day," said Meghna Bhatia, a consultant in Bangalore.
The judges warned that "the nation cannot wait for another rape and murder in order to bring in safety laws for medical professionals and doctors."
The case has drawn parallels with the 2012 Jyoti Singh incident, where public outcry led to increased focus on women's safety in India.
The Supreme Court's creation of a National Task Force aims to enhance medical professionals' safety and respond to growing concerns regarding violence against women.
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