Rajasthan teacher undergoes gender-change surgery to become male, marries student

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Updated At : 05:50 PM Nov 08, 2022 IST

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Chandigarh, November 8

A physical education teacher in Rajasthan’s Bharatpur has undergone a gender change surgery to become a male and married his student.

“I always wished to undergo surgery to change my gender. I had my first surgery in December 2019,” said Aarav Kuntal.

“I loved him from the beginning. Even if he had not done this surgery, I would have married him. I went along with him for the surgery, said Kalpana after marrying Aarav.

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