Uniform Civil Code: These days there is political uproar in Bihar also on Uniform Civil Code. Now rhetoric has started on one country one law (Ucc In India). Before the upcoming Lok Sabha elections, UCC has become a big issue across the country. After the recent statement given by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, now a political fight has started regarding this. When the delegation of All India Muslim Personal Law Board Delhi met the Chief Minister of Bihar, Nitish Kumar, after that the information came to light that the government has decided its stand regarding the Uniform Civil Code. Grand Alliance and BJP are face to face in Bihar regarding UCC. Know what is the Uniform Civil Code, which has heated up the politics of Bihar and what is the current status of UCC in the country…
PM Modi’s statement created a ruckus
When Prime Minister Narendra Modi advocated Uniform Civil Code in the country, this issue became hot. Recently, when PM Modi was addressing the party workers in Madhya Pradesh under BJP’s ‘Mera Booth, Sabse Sambhajna’ campaign, he gave his response on this. He said that there cannot be different rules for two people in the same family. How will the house be able to run well with a dual system. The PM said these things by giving the example of Muslim countries. He had expressed his displeasure over inciting people in the name of Uniform Civil Code.
What is the stand of Chief Minister Nitish Kumar?
Common Civil Code (UCC) will not be applicable in Bihar. The government has given its clear response on this. On Saturday, when the delegation of All India Muslim Personal Law Board Delhi met Chief Minister Nitish Kumar and handed over the memorandum regarding their demand, big information came out. The members of the delegation told that Chief Minister Nitish Kumar had assured them that UCC will not be implemented in Bihar. It was told that Nitish Kumar is firm on his old stand regarding UCC and will oppose it at the national level as well.
What is the argument of the government in Bihar..
Bihar Government, JDU and almost all the parties of Grand Alliance believe that there is no suitable environment in the country to implement Uniform Civil Code (UCC) in the country. Therefore it should not be implemented now. Minister Vijay Chowdhary said these things while talking to reporters. At the same time, the BJP has targeted the state government regarding this.
BJP targeted
Rajya Sabha MP Sushil Kumar Modi has asked the Chief Minister that when laws on the issue of polygamy, instant triple talaq and alimony can be reformed in many Muslim countries including Pakistan, why shouldn’t it be done in India? He said that following the Constitution and the direction of the Supreme Court, the Uniform Civil Code will be applicable in the whole country whenever it comes into force. Then Chief Ministers like Nitish Kumar and Mamta Banerjee will not be able to stop it from being implemented in the states.
What is UCC i.e. Common Civil Code
Uniform Civil Law i.e. Common Civil Code means ‘one rule for all’. According to this, there will be a uniform law for the whole country. In which the rules for marriage, divorce, inheritance and adoption will also be the same for all religious communities. Actually, in Article 44 of the Constitution, it has been said to implement the provision of uniform law for all the citizens living in India. Article-44 is included in the Directive Principles of the Constitution. The purpose of this article is to follow the principle of ‘secular democratic republic’ in the preamble of the constitution.
Common Civil Code implemented in many countries
Explain that the Common Civil Code is applicable in many countries and its rules are followed there. UCC is followed in countries like America, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Malaysia, Turkey, Sudan, Egypt, Indonesia, Ireland, etc. In all these countries, there are uniform laws for all religions and there are no separate laws for any particular religion or community. PM Narendra Modi recently also gave the example of these countries.
Current status of UCC in India
In India, there is an uproar over UCC i.e. Common Civil Code. Political parties have their own stand regarding this. At present, if we talk about its status inside the country, then in cases like Indian Contract Act- 1872, Property Transfer Act- 1882, Partnership Act- 1932, Evidence Act- 1872, Civil Procedure Code, uniform rules have been implemented in India for all citizens. went. But in religious matters, different laws are still applicable for everyone and there is a lot of diversity in them, which has often been an issue. Let us tell you that there is a ruckus on the UCC only because of the religious issue.
Published By: Thakur Shaktilochan