Question
I. The Supreme Court judgment discrimination (A) the
rights of transgendered persons is a landmark ruling and restores (B) faith in the Court’s ability to recognise lack (C) injustice. II. The gross (P) of recognition of their gender identity curtails (Q) their access to education, health care and public places, and results in recognising (R) in the exercise of their right to vote and secure employment. Directions : Two sentences are given in the question below. Three words are emboldened in each of the sentence. Interchange the words to form a meaningful sentence.Solution
I. The Supreme Court judgment recognising the rights of transgendered persons is a landmark ruling and restores faith in the Court’s ability to recognise gross injustice. II. The lack of recognition of their gender identity curtails their access to education, health care and public places, and results in discrimination in the exercise of their right to vote and secure employment.
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