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New Delhi – “Even after 75 years of Independence, we have not been able to bring in a Uniform Civil Code. I urge the Government to soon bring a law to implement a Uniform Civil Code’’, BJP’s Member of Parliament Nishikant Dubey demanded in the Parliament.
#BJP leader said that even after 75 years of Independence, we have not been able to bring in Uniform Civil Code.
“I urge the govt to soon bring a law to implement a #UniformCivilCode,” @nishikant_dubey saidhttps://t.co/xET7mgbwVG#LokSabha #Parliament
— News Bharati (@eNewsBharati) December 2, 2021
He also said that such a move was necessary for a united India and the High Court has also suggested it. Last month Allahabad High Court had asked the Centre to set up a panel to implement the improvements according to Article 44. This Article has the provision of a Uniform Civil Code for all the people of the country.
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