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Pune cops induct transgender into civilian group
Updated On: 26 August, 2018 07:20 AM IST | Pune | Chaitraly Deshmukh
Chandni Gore who has a degree in social media and runs a charity has been made part of the police patrolling team 'Police Mitra', that helps the local police to maintain law and order in the Pune

Chandni Gore
In a landmark move, the police have roped in a transgender in the patrolling team of civilians that help the local police to maintain law and order. This group is called the Police Mitra. Nilesh, alias Chandani Gore, a 32-year-old, has done a master's in social work and also runs a charitable trust called Nirbhaya.
Gore is no stranger to the struggles of finding a job, having faced many hurdles owing to gender issues. "We are still caught in gender bias. Like anyone else, we want to live in dignity. Why can't a third gender person serve the society? We too are human," she says.
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