Amid growing support for the Uniform Civil Code in BJP-controlled provinces, Hyderabad MP Asaduddin Owaisi on Saturday emphasized that the country does not need a system of equal size for people of different communities. The country’s economy has collapsed, commuter trains have been suspended for coal, unemployed people are on the rise but they are very worried about the UCC, ”said the 52-year-old leader.
With the country facing an electricity crisis due to rising electricity and heat waves, some commuter trains were reportedly canceled this week to transport coal. About a week ago, Uttar Pradesh deputy prime minister Keshav Prasad Maurya. In March, shortly after the formation of the new government, the Prime Minister of Uttarakhand, PushkarDhami, another BJP leader, also set up a committee to look into the implementation of the proposal. Votes later this year, Prime Minister Jairam Thakur used the pre-election approach, saying the state would reconsider the idea.
It (Uniform Civil Code) is not required in this country. According to the Goa community code, Hindu men are entitled to a second marriage if the wife fails to give birth to a 30-year-old male child. UCC: AIMIM chief executive AsaduddinOwaisi
But AIMIM’s Owaisi, a government critic, has expressed dissatisfaction with the one-man policy of all communities. “It is not required (Uniform Civil Code) in this country. According to Goa law, Hindu men are entitled to a second marriage if the couple does not have a 30-year-old male child. Goa has a BJP government.
Referring to Article 47 of the Constitution, he called for a ban on alcohol, adding that “everyone in the country is guaranteed equal pay under Article 38.” Ten percent of the world’s richest people have an abundance of wealth. . The Law Commission said there was no need for UCC, “he added.
“Why is there no tax deduction for a divided Hindu family for Muslims and Christians? Also, the Constitution promises to protect the culture of Meghalaya, Mizoram and Nagaland … will that be eliminated?”
On Saturday, Assam prime minister HimantaBiswaSarma joined BJP leaders in pushing for the proposal. “No Muslim woman wants her husband to bring three wives home. Ask any Muslim woman. The UCC is not my problem, it is the problem of all Muslim women. If they are to be given justice, after the overthrow of Triple Talaq, they will have to be brought to the UCC, ”he was quoted.
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