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Delhi Police have arrested 10 transgender Bangladeshi nationals living illegally in the city. The accused, detained in separate raids in Shalimar Bagh and Mahendra Park, had altered their appearance to conceal their identity and were found violating immigration laws.
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Says they proved their mettle by serving efficiently in the city traffic police wing; all measures would be taken to ensure that transgenders do not face any discrimination
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The transgenders accused the 45-year-old man of stealing their livelihood
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The manager offered them Rs 500, for which they picked up an argument demanding at least Rs 50,000
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Acting on complaints that a group of transgenders were luring customers and indulging in immoral activities, the Rachakonda AHTU team, SOT and local police raided a house
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Telangana government has began the process of recruiting transgenders as traffic assistants, after Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy asked the officials to appoint them as traffic volunteers to give recognition to the transgender community in the society.
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Those caught are Puppy (46), Kushi Chauhan (27), Mohini (30), Anni (27),Anjali (37) Payal (22) and Stella Roy (40).
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Acting on complaints from the general public, the AHTU team divided into four groups caught the transgenders at Nanakramguda in Gachibowli.
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Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy on Thursday asked the officials to initiate measures and deploy transgenders at major traffic signals in high-traffic zones in the first phase on a pilot basis.
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Hyderabad police has been asked to employ transgenders for traffic management and in special drives to check drunk driving
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Reports indicate that villagers passing through the forest near Bamandlapali spotted around ten individuals, including transgender persons, preparing for a ritual with puja materials. Alarmed, they notified other villagers, who quickly arrived at the scene and apprehended those performing the puja.
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The arrested persons are K Dinna Chitra from Yapral, Shaik Mumtaz from Balajinagar, Shaik Ashu from Balajinagar and Shaik Sameera from Yapral, all cross dressers.
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In a recent Reddit post, a resident hosting a housewarming ceremony in a gated community reported an early morning visit from a group of Hijras. The uninvited guests demanded a significant amount of money and threatened to strip and create a disturbance if their demands were not met.
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The incident happened on Sunday evening when the transgenders were moving around the colonies seeking donations.
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Transgenders would be provided equal opportunities in employment and given proper place in the society, said district Collector VP Gautham.
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A bench of Justices Sanjiv Khanna and S.V.N. Bhatti dismissed the petition as withdrawn and granted liberty to the petitioners to approach the state government
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The panel said a policy may be explored for women officers to be given soft postings and not subject them to extremely strenuous working conditions
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State Legal Services Authority (SLSA) Member Secretary S Goverdhan Reddy has observed that no man should be denied justice due to poverty.
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A group of persons waylaid them at Daibagh area and attacked them with stones and knives. Both of them died on the spot.
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Tina Maa claimed that the kinnar (transgender) community was the worst affected by religious conversions.