The Indian Psychiatric Society in a statement said "LGBTQI individuals be treated like all citizens of the country, and once a citizen can enjoy all civil rights like education, employment, housing, income, government or military service, access to health care, property rights, marriage, adoption, survivorship benefits to name a few.
There is no evidence to indicate that individuals on the LGBTQA spectrum cannot partake any of the above. On the contrary, discrimination which prevents the above, may lead to mental health issues."

Faye D'Souza speaks to Dr Amit Sen, Senior Consultant Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist & Director at Children First regarding this issue.

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