Is there going to be a fair verdict in the case of same-sex marriage?

The people of the LGBTQIA+ community have been fighting for their rights for quite a significant period and recently, they also have been trying to get equal rights concerning the concept of ‘Same-Sex Marriage.’ India does not recognize same-sex marriage or civil unions as Homosexuality is not considered legal or is not legalized. Until recently, Navjet Singh Johar fought against the Union of India intending to make Homosexuality legal. The case of Navjet Singh Johar vs. Union of India took place in 2018 and since then the concept of Homosexuality has been considered legal in India. There is still a lot to be discovered and changed in India about the LGBTQIA+ community.

A Considerable Change?

There has been a leap from what people thought and what they still think. One such example of the same is the verdict that was in favor of the transgender community, whereas in 2019 a recognition to them is given as a third gender according to the ‘Transgender Person Act 2019’ This act says people belonging to this community have a right to register themselves under a third gender.

Two sides of the same coin?

Results?

Conclusion?