KC Tyagi On UCC: Lok Sabha Elections During the elections, BJP had raised the issue of Uniform Civil Code (UCC). They have also included it in their manifesto. In such a situation, if BJP wants to make Uniform Civil Code (UCC) a law, then they will have to take help from their allies as well.
All parties have different opinions about the Uniform Civil Code (UCC). Meanwhile, Union Minister of State for Law and Justice (Independent Charge) Arjun Ram Meghwal, while taking charge, said that UCC is still part of the government’s agenda. JDU National General Secretary KC Tyagi has now reacted to this.
KC Tyagi said this about UCC
Regarding UCC, JDU national general secretary KC Tyagi said, ‘Our party is not against UCC. We want a consensus to be reached on this issue. In 2017, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar had also written a letter to the Law Commission on UCC.’ He further said, ‘We are not against it, but we have to find a solution by talking to all the stakeholders.’
Nitish Kumar wrote a letter in 2017
Nitish Kumar had said in his letter written in 2017, ‘The government should try to bring a Uniform Civil Code. This effort should be permanent and sustainable. A consensus is necessary for this. It should not be imposed on anyone. He also said that it should not be seen as a political tool but as a reform.’
Voters are unhappy with Agniveer Yojana
Regarding the Agniveer scheme, he said, ‘Voters are angry with this scheme. We want that the shortcomings on which the public has raised questions should be discussed and removed.
