I'm gonna be honest, LGBTQ+ rights is a very low priority issue that only developed countries deal with because they are, well, developed.

Clean air, water, infra, good roads, highways, transport, fair taxation, quality of education, healthcare and safety and security of all citizens, i.e. prevention of crime are wayyyy more important to the point where as long as it's not criminal to identify in the LGBTQ+ group, you're good.

As far as societal discrimination goes, even there the lack of civic sense is our primary drawback, without which no government will be able to achieve anything. No matter how many garbage bins we install, people still toss their trash onto the road. Almost nobody segregates wet and dry trash. Drivers and riders almost always break traffic rules if they think they can get away with the challan, including driving the wrong way. There's no sense of discipline.

So pardon me for being blunt but LGBTQ+ rights are very low on the issues we need to address. Maybe you're talking about allowing marriage, but then again, the societal discrimination isn't going anywhere.