Supreme Court questions govt on transgender ID cards and amended rights law

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The Supreme Court has asked the government to respond to concerns raised over the Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Amendment Act. The court questioned how previously issued transgender identity cards could be retrospectively invalidated under the new law. Senior advocates argued that the amendment risks erasing existing benefits for transgender individuals. They also alleged that hormone treatment is being denied due to fear of prosecution under the revised legislation. Additionally, the court was informed that the national portal for transgender persons has been discontinued.

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