Amit Shah on UCC: Union Home Minister Amit Shah has once again said something big regarding the Uniform Civil Code (UCC). He has said that if BJP wins at the Center for the third consecutive time, it will implement this law in the entire country. He says that there are no personal laws in any democratic country.
In an interview to India Today TV, Amit Shah said, “Should the country be run on the basis of Sharia, on the basis of personal law?” No country has ever run like this. There is no personal law in any democratic country. Why in the world is this so?”
UCC is also promised in BJP’s resolution letter.
home Minister Amit Shah Arguing further, he said that there are many Muslim countries in the world where even Sharia law is not followed. Time has moved forward. Now India also needs to move forward.” Let us tell you that BJP wants to implement Uniform Civil Code in the country. Lok Sabha Elections This is one of the major election promises made in its manifesto.
‘Constituent Assembly had also promised UCC’
Amit Shah further said that all democratic countries have a common civil code and now the time has come that India should also do the same. He also said that the UCC was a promise made to the country by the Constituent Assembly when the Constitution was being drafted.
‘Congress is opposing this for the sake of vote bank’
The Home Minister also attacked Congress for criticizing the Uniform Civil Code. He said, “In a secular country, shouldn’t there be one law for all? This is the biggest sign of secularism. Congress is not afraid of polarization, it is indulging in it. Because of vote bank politics, Congress It has failed to fulfill the promises made.”
This law has been implemented in Uttarakhand
Amit Shah said that after the implementation of Uniform Civil Code in Uttarakhand, this law will be debated from social, judicial and parliamentary viewpoint. After independence, Uttarakhand has become the first state to implement Uniform Civil Code.
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