They could be India's first transgender cops

May 04, 2018 11:35

Raipur: The Chattisgarh govt to include transgenders in its police force, the first state to do so. Aspirants preparing for recruitment say, "We're happy that govt took this step. We'll leave no stone unturned to clear tests and serve the state."

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