Government's Notice On Married Women Using Maiden Name Challenged In High Court | Top News
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as posted by the channelTop News | On Thursday, the Delhi High Court requested the Center's answer to a suit contesting a Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs circular regarding married women's use of their maiden names. The plea claimed that the aforementioned notification required a married woman to submit a copy of her identification proof and mobile number, along with a company decree of divorce or a NOC certificate from her husband stating that he has no objections to her using her maiden surname. The petition also claimed that the impugned notice breaches the Petitioner's basic rights as guaranteed by Articles 14, 19, and 21 of the Indian Constitution and is blatantly discriminatory, arbitrary, and unjustified. For these reasons, it ought to be overturned right now. Keep an eye on Mirror Now for the latest developments.
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