Law Commission To Examine UCC | Is India Ready For Uniform Civil Code? | Urban Debate
July 28, 2022
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as posted by the channelIn this episode of the Urban Debate, Sharlene Lobo will be discussing the Uniform Civil Code. The government of India has requested the Law Commission to examine various issues relating to the UCC. It is a key Agenda of BJP's political pledges. Is UCC needed or is it just a political gimmick? Is India ready for Uniform Civil Code? Asks Sharlene Lobo. "All religion needs to be equal. In India, Goa has UCC & we have never heard communal violence breaking out in the state," says Charu Pragya, BJP. "Purpose of UCC can be achieved better by implementing the fundamental rights of the constitution," says Prof Tanvir Aeijaz, Columnist & Academician. "Till the time we don't have an equal society economically, socially & educationally introducing UCC will be seen as draconian. It's too soon, says Lokesh Jindal, Political Analyst. Watch out for a full discussion.
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