Principal opposition party Congress today said that the Uniform Civil Code in the country cannot be put into effect till all stakeholders are taken into confidence.
The Narendra Modi government has asked the All India Muslim Personal Law Boad (AIMPLB) to refrain from politicising the issue of ‘Triple Talaq’ by linking it with the ‘Uniform Civil Code’.
Union Law minister Ravi Shankar Prasad today made it clear that the central government headed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi does not intend to change its stand on the issue of ‘Triple Talaq’ in the Supreme Court.
Former Union minister and Manipur Governor Najma Heptulla on Wednesday said that the practice of 'triple talaq' is being given an 'un-Islamic' interpretation by certain quarters.
Jamaat-e-Islami Hind (JIH), one of the prominent Muslim organisations, has come out strongly against the government's stand on triple talaq, insisting that there should be no interference "in the belief and religion of any citizen".
All India Muslim Personal Law Board (AIMPLB) member Zafaryab Jilani today said that 90 per cent Muslim women support the ‘Sharia Law’ and that the central government can hold a referendum on the issue of ‘Triple Talaq’.
The Narendra Modi government today made it clear that in a secular country like India , women cannot be allowed to suffer under an arbitrary and derogatory system like ‘Triple Talaq’.
The ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) today supported the central government’s stand on ‘Triple Talaq’ system in the Supreme Court.
The central government today told the Supreme Court that it is against the practice of triple talaq that allows a Muslim man to divorce his wife by pronouncing the word ‘talaq’ three times. The
All India Muslim Women Personal Law Board (AIMWPLB) has decided approach the Supreme Court seeking banning triple talaq and punish men who give divorce arbitrarily as well.
The Narendra Modi government is likely to take a tough stance against triple talaq in the Supreme Court.
Batting in favour of women, the Centre is all set to will oppose Triple Talaq in Supreme Court, asserting that the issue should not be seen from the prism of uniform civil code. The Law
The government feels that matrimonial issues relating to divorce and maintenance, including the contentious triple talaq, can be regulated as it is a matter of fair or unfair religious practice.
Batting in favour of women rights, the Centre is likely to oppose the Triple Talaq practice asserting that the issue should not be seen from the prism of uniform civil code, a highly placed government
The Centre is likely to oppose the practise of triple talaq batting in favour of women's rights as it is expected to file an affidavit in the Supreme Court today. An inter-ministerial committee led by
A group of Union ministers today deliberated on the government’s stand to be taken in the Supreme Court on the issue of Muslim practices of polygamy, triple talaq and nikah halala.
The Centre has been granted four weeks’ time to file its reply on a batch of petitions on triple talaq and the plight of Muslim women, the Supreme Court said today. An SC bench comprising
The All India Muslim Personal Law Board today told the Supreme Court, which is examining the impact of triple talaq on Mulim women’s rights, that personal laws cannot be challenged as it would amount to
The Supreme Court today issued notice to the central government while hearing a plea on the constitutional validity of ‘triple talaq’.
Challenging the constitutional validity of the controversial ‘triple talaq’, which is prevalent in India’s Muslim community, a Muslim woman asked the Supreme Court in a petition if this law deprives the wife of her rights
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