Trans rights activists on Monday said they do not want any provisions from the proposed Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Amendment Bill, 2026 to remain, urging the government to withdraw the legislation entirely. Activists say Transgender Amendment Bill threatens self-determination, dignity (Representative image/AFP) They argued that the proposed amendments could harm the rights, dignity and identity of transgender communities. The Bill was introduced by Social Justice and Empowerment Minister Virendra Kumar on Friday. Addressing a press conference here, Raghavi S, the first transgender woman to practise as a lawyer in the Supreme Court, said the community does not want minor changes in the Bill and wants it taken back entirely. “Our demand is not for minor changes in the Bill. We want it to be taken back as it is,” she said. Raghavi said many people do not understand how difficult the lives of transgender persons are and raised concerns about those who do not have access or privilege. “For us, even changing documents takes years. Sometimes, it takes four or five years to get …