Muqabla: Muslim Board to challenge SC's decision on maintenance
News | July 14, 2024 20:13 ISTMuqabla: Muslim Board to challenge SC's decision on maintenance
Muqabla: Muslim Board to challenge SC's decision on maintenance
The AIMPLB convened a meeting on Sunday to discuss the Supreme Court's order and deliberate on the legal options available.
The contentious issue of Muslim women getting maintenance under secular provision of section 125 of CrPC had taken centrestage of political discourse in 1985 when a constitution bench in Mohd Ahmed Khan versus Shah Bano Begum case had ruled that Muslim women were also entitled to maintenance.
The bench said maintenance is not charity but the right of married women and it is applicable to all married women irrespective of their religion.
India TV's Fact Check team conducted an investigation and determined that the video does not originate from Bradford, UK, as claimed. Instead, it was found to be footage from the Shahi Bazar area in Hyderabad, Sindh, Pakistan.
Notably, Indonesia banned wearing hijabs in school in 2021 but the activists claimed both Muslim and non-Muslim girls have been forced to wear the black headscarf in conservative regions of the archipelago.
AIMPLB to SC: According to the board, segregation inside the premises by the management committee, if possible, is required to address the free intermixing of genders in the same line or common space, which is not in compliance with the position established in Islam.
Allahabad High Court order: The bench of Justice Surya Prakash Kesarwani and Justice Mohd Azhar Husain Idrisi were hearing a case involving a Muslim woman, Zahida Khatoon, whose husband Narul Haque divorced her in 2000 after an 11-year marriage.
In the video, a religious leader was seen openly threatening to 'kidnap and rape Muslim women' when addressing a huge crowd in Uttar Pradesh's Sitapur.
While social media is flared up with the 'hijab controversy' discussions, many of us may not be knowing about the differences between the various types of traditional clothing Muslim women wear across the world.
PM Modi said that bringing the marriageable age of the girls on a par with that of boys will also benefit the Muslim girls significantly.
While UP heads into polls soon, all are eager to know the mood of the public of the state. India TV reached the assembly seat of Rampur to know from the people what are the key issues and whom will they vote for. Watch this episode of Ye Public Hai Sab Jaanti Hai.
How much development Gorakhpur, Yogi Adityanath's bastion, has seen in the last 5 years. Here's what Muslim women from the region told India TV.
Several complaints were received by police stations in the country regarding the listing of Muslim women for "auction" on the 'Bulli Bai' mobile application with photographs sourced without permission and doctored.
A clip of the chat on the app has gone viral, following which the police action began. One of the users, Kerala-resident Anchal Anand, joined the investigation and admitted to having username Anchal on Clubhouse. She had participated in a conversation with one Roma, a senior police officer said.
The court rejected the bail application of 'Bulli Bai' app creator noting that a vilification campaign against Muslim women containing derogatory content and offending material having communal overtones was run on this app.
The Delhi police is trying to identify the members of the group which the 26-year-old Indore youth Aumkareshwar Thakur too was a part of, an official said.
The main accused woman was handling three accounts related to 'Bulli Bai' app, the Mumbai Police said.
The Minister said that the government was taking strict action on the issue and said that such targeting of women was unacceptable. "It was a cyber communal conspiracy against the country's composite culture and it will not succeed. Strict action is being taken against criminals behind it. Their communal conspiracy will be exposed at earliest," Naqvi said.
Mumbai Police has registered a case against the developers and Twitter handle of controversial app 'Bulli Bai'. The app was being used to share indecent photos of Muslim, which led to a massive outrage in the nation against it.
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