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BJP-led governments in 21 states to implement UCC by 2029: Shah

Union Home Minister Amit Shah stated that BJP-led governments in 21 Indian states aim to introduce a uniform civil code before 2029, emphasizing its importance for national unity and social reform.

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BJP-led governments in 21 states to implement UCC by 2029: Shah
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In Brief

  1. BJP-led governments in 21 states plan to implement uniform civil code by 2029.
  2. Amit Shah cited UCC's role in promoting national unity and social reform.
  3. Efforts reflect party's commitment to legal uniformity across states.
  4. Implementation aims to address personal law discrepancies and enhance social harmony.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah announced that BJP-led governments in 21 states are working towards the implementation of a uniform civil code (UCC) before the year 2029. This move marks a significant step in the party's agenda to establish legal uniformity across India.

Shah highlighted that the UCC is essential for fostering national unity and advancing social reform. The uniform civil code aims to standardize personal laws related to marriage, inheritance, and other civil matters, which currently vary across different religious communities.

The minister's statement reflects the BJP's commitment to addressing the discrepancies in personal laws to promote social harmony. Authorities believe that this initiative will help in creating a cohesive legal framework applicable to all citizens irrespective of faith.

The plan to introduce the UCC in multiple states under BJP governance indicates an incremental approach towards nationwide implementation, underscoring the party's legislative priorities ahead of 2029.

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