Findings dissolve classification in NCC based on gender

Findings dissolve classification in NCC based on gender

The Kerala HC took up a writ appeal filed before it against the judgment of a single bench judge who allowed the trans woman to enroll in the National Cadet Corps (NCC) in accordance with her self-perceived gender identity. The bench of Justice CT Ravikumar and Justice Murali Purushotham took up the hearing of an appeal moved by an intervenor in the original proceedings. In his appeal, he primarily assails the directions by the single judge that Hina Haneefa is allowed to apply for enrolment in the girl’s wing of NCC. The Appellant through his counsel asserted that in his appeal that Haneefa should be admitted only under the category of transgender or third gender. The bench questioned the interest of appellant’s interest in this matter and has also pointed – the NCC was yet to file an appeal in this case. For this the Central Government counsel on behalf of NCC has informed the respected court that NCC would also be filing an appeal.

Shubhi Shukla
“Don’t let what you cannot do interfere with what you can do.” I am Ms. Shubhi Shukla an ambitious girl whose aim in life is to hone my skills and widen my repertoire as far as possible. I am currently pursuing my Bachelor’s in Arts and Law [B.A.LL.B(Hons.)] from Faculty of Law, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi. I didn’t enter this realm of law by my volition but I’m dead certain that I’ll make it my métier and my playground. Comprehending laws that governs societies, absorbing knowledge about every aspects about it and having rational thinking are of primary importance to me as a law student. I try not to talk too much but to walk the talk, I hope to learn with every new opportunity and contribute for others as well.