Correct option is A
In the
National Legal Services Authority (NALSA) vs Union of India (2014) case, the Supreme Court recognized
transgender persons as a
third gender and affirmed their
Fundamental Rights under the Constitution, particularly under
Article 14 (Equality before Law) and
Article 21 (Right to Life and Personal Liberty).
Information Booster:
The Court in
NALSA declared that transgender persons are entitled to self-identify their gender and have the right to equal treatment under the law, thereby officially recognizing them as the
third gender.
Additional Information:
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Option (b): NALSAR University Hyderabad did not have a case related to transgender rights.
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Option (c): This option is not related to transgender rights recognition.
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Option (d):
Suresh Kumar Kaushal vs Naz Foundation dealt with
Section 377 of the IPC regarding homosexuality, not transgender identity.
