Document change regime developed following NALSA ‘grossly discriminatory’ against ‘biological females’: PIL

Document change regime developed following NALSA ‘grossly discriminatory’ against ‘biological females’: PIL

The Indian branch of a UK‑based trust has filed a public‑interest litigation aiming to overturn the Supreme Court’s NALSA decision, which recognized gender‑identity rights as part of constitutional dignity and liberty. The petition argues the ruling is excessively discriminatory toward biological females and calls for a new document‑change framework to replace the existing legal recognition.