Maharashtra Police Constable, Who Underwent Sex Change Surgery, Welcomes Baby Boy
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A police constable from Maharashtra, who underwent a sex reassignment surgery to become a man and got married in 2020, has become a father.
Lalit Kumar Salve, a police constable from Maharashtra's Beed district, has defied societal norms to start a family. After transitioning from a woman to a man in 2020 and marrying, he recently welcomed a baby boy on January 15th. This resident of Rajegaon village is now embracing fatherhood, showcasing the resilience and joy of the transsexual community. @AP@AFP@tass_agency@ReutersIndia@ReutersTV@FRANCE24@CNN@euronews#India -Lalita Salve done Sex Change Surgery now He is Lalit Salve & married with women in Maharashtra, IndiaHe is Policeman and had battled against government system for his Surgery#Buddhismpic.twitter.com/SdP95wZFNu
Originally named Lalita Salve at birth in June 1988, this police officer observed bodily changes in 2013. Medical tests revealed the presence of a Y chromosome, typically associated with males, whereas females typically have two X chromosomes. Diagnosed with gender dysphoria, doctors recommended sex reassignment surgery for Mr. Salve, as men typically possess both X and Y sex chromosomes. This medical intervention was suggested to align with his identified gender and alleviate the challenges associated with gender dysphoria.
After receiving approval from the state government in 2018, the constable underwent sex-change surgery, a process involving three surgeries between 2018 and 2020. Following this transformative journey, Mr Salve entered a new chapter in his personal life by marrying a woman from Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar in 2020.
