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- I WAS AN OFFICER IN THE INDIAN ARMY, I'M GAY AND VERY PROUD
- I'M A GAY ARMY OFFICER—QUEER TROOPS MT FIGHT BACK
I WAS AN OFFICER IN THE INDIAN ARMY, I'M GAY AND VERY PROUD
Army Chief General Bip Rawat has led out cln of gay soldiers ary, sayg Indian Army is not “wternised”, and was “nservative” . * are gay allowed in indian army *
Army Chief General Bip Rawat has led out cln of gay soldiers ary, sayg Indian Army is not “wternised”, and was “nservative” Delhi: Indian Army Chief General Bip Rawat created a ntroversy Thursday when he said homosexualy will ntue to be nsired an offence the armed forc. This fli the face of last year’s historic Supreme Court judgment that stck down a part of the ntroversial Sectn 377 and crimalised nsensual sex between homosexuals.
I'M A GAY ARMY OFFICER—QUEER TROOPS MT FIGHT BACK
Addrsg the army’s annual prs nference, Rawat said that while the Army Act, which erns the force, was not above the law of the land, the Indian Army was not “wternised and mornised”, and was “nservative” when me to matters like adultery or homosexualy.
He clared that gay sex offenrs would be alt wh unr relevant sectns of the Army Act. In a landmark judgment livered September 2018, the Supreme Court led that homosexualy was no longer a crime apex urt overled s own 2013 verdict and partially stck down Sectn 377, the Brish-era law that banned sex between nsentg adults of the same genr. Milary l that uld apply to gay sex.
Laws erng the three arms of the Indian ary bar homosexualy — although through phemisms and not explicly — and le a punishable offence. Sectn 46 (a) says any person guilty of any disgraceful nduct of a “cel, cent or unnatural kd” will, on nvictn by urt-martial, face up to seven years read: Army chief l out gay sex, adultery Indian ArmyDo Rawat’s ments ntravene Supreme Court verdict?