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Coimbatore hosts first official LGBT pride parade

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Published : Oct 13, 2019, 6:14 PM IST

Coimbatore hosted its first official LGBT Gay Pride Gay march on Sunday. The march which was organised by Sahodari Foundation was aimed at educating the people about the issues related to the LGBTQ community.

Coimbatore hosts first official LGBT pride parade

Coimbatore: The streets of Coimbatore were filled with colours on Sunday as the city hosted its first official Gay Pride march.

The march which was organised by Sahodari Foundation was aimed at educating people about the issues related to the LGBTQ community.

The volunteers, dressed up in casual attire were heard sloganeering and playing musical instruments during the pride march.

Coimbatore hosts first official LGBT pride parade

The Pride march commenced from the CCMC North Zone office and will conclude at the VOC Park East Gate in the evening.

In Siliguri last month, members of the Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender and Queer (LGBTQ) community celebrated the year anniversary of the Supreme Court's verdict on Section 377, which lifted a colonial-era ban on gay sex.

More than a hundred members of the community of the Black Rose Society in North Bengal took out a procession in which the members were seen dressed in bright coloured clothes and dancing on the roads.

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Coimbatore: The streets of Coimbatore were filled with colours on Sunday as the city hosted its first official Gay Pride march.

The march which was organised by Sahodari Foundation was aimed at educating people about the issues related to the LGBTQ community.

The volunteers, dressed up in casual attire were heard sloganeering and playing musical instruments during the pride march.

Coimbatore hosts first official LGBT pride parade

The Pride march commenced from the CCMC North Zone office and will conclude at the VOC Park East Gate in the evening.

In Siliguri last month, members of the Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender and Queer (LGBTQ) community celebrated the year anniversary of the Supreme Court's verdict on Section 377, which lifted a colonial-era ban on gay sex.

More than a hundred members of the community of the Black Rose Society in North Bengal took out a procession in which the members were seen dressed in bright coloured clothes and dancing on the roads.

Also read: Cong takes swipe at Modi plogging on beach at Mamallapuram

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