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Punjab govt imposes ban on transgender artists

MM News Staff by MM News Staff
April 9, 2025
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In a controversial move, the Punjab government has imposed a complete ban on Khawaja Sara (transgender individuals) performing in stage dramas, particularly restricting their dance performances on songs, media reported on Wednesday.

Stage dramas have long been a source of employment and visibility for transgender artists, particularly in Punjab. The ban is seen as part of a broader cultural clampdown on stage performances under the banner of morality and decency.

According to official sources, a formal bill enforcing the ban will soon be passed in the Punjab Assembly. Once the legislation is enacted, transgender performers will no longer be allowed to appear in stage dramas across the province.

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The move has already sparked controversy, with human rights advocates raising concerns about the discriminatory nature of the impending law.

Critics argue that this legislation not only violates the fundamental rights of transgender individuals but also curtails their freedom of expression and economic opportunities in the entertainment industry.

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