UCC In Uttarakhand: Uttarakhand will become the first state to implement Uniform Civil Code? CM Dhami told the complete plan
Uniform Civil Code: The draft work of Uniform Civil Code is being completed fast in Uttarakhand. The committee has completed 90 per cent work so far.
The Pushkar Singh Dhami government is working fast to implement the Uniform Civil Code in Uttarakhand. The committee constituted by the government has also completed 90 per cent work of the draft. Meanwhile, Chief Minister Dhami has given a big statement regarding Bada UCC. He said that the committee will complete the draft work by June 30. CM Dhami has indicated that Uttarakhand may become the first state in the country to implement UCC.
What is Uniform Civil Code?
Uniform Civil Code can be called a secular law. After the implementation of this law, personal laws of all religions will end. At present there are separate religious laws for the Hindu, Muslim, Christian and Parsi communities. Hindu law also applies to followers of the Buddha, Jain and Sikh religions. These laws have to be obeyed on subjects like will and marriage.
In this, the rules regarding divorce and subsequent maintenance are also decided through personal law. In such a situation, if the Uniform Civil Code is implemented, then all these personal laws will end and the citizens will have to insist on a uniform civil code.
Did BJP promise in the election?
In its election manifesto, BJP has removed Article 370 from Jammu and Kashmir, construction of Ram temple and implementation of Uniform Civil Code. Even before the elections in Uttarakhand, the public was promised to implement the Uniform Civil Code. When Dhami became the Chief Minister, he constituted a five-member expert committee under the chairmanship of former Supreme Court Justice Ranjana Prakash Desai. This committee is completing the work of drafting. The committee has also completed 90 percent work. After the recommendation of the committee, the Dhami government can implement it soon. Let us tell you that the Uniform Civil Code is not applicable in any state right now.
