Is adoption okay for gay couples? Before the Supreme hearing, 7000 doctors said a big thing

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Mumbai: Is adoption the right decision for a gay couple? The Supreme Court is going to start hearing about this soon. But before the Supreme decision, the panel of 7000 doctors has given its opinion regarding this. In which it has been told what difference doing so can make. It has been advocated by the Indian Psychiatric Society, which advocates equal civil rights for same-sex couples. In which the Society (IPS) said that there is no scientific evidence to suggest that marriage and adoption are practical for same-sex couples.

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Doing this can have a wrong effect

Opinion on this has been expressed in a statement issued by the Society that talks about the rights of gay couples. In which it was emphasized that the denial of these rights to gay couples on the LGBTQA spectrum can have a psychological impact. This is what a panel of over 7,000 psychiatrists in India has said, taking its stand just ahead of the Supreme Court’s hearing on legalization of same-sex marriage.

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Hearing will start from April 18

The Supreme Court will start hearing from April 18 regarding the relationship of gay couples and adoption of children. However, in the year 2018, the Indian Psychiatric Society supported homosexuality under section 377 of the Indian Penal Code. In which it was said that this inclination is neither disturbing nor is it a disease. Rather, it is just a variant of normal sexuality.

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