Private member’s invoice on Uniform Civil Code launched in Rajya Sabha
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NEW DELHI: A controversial non-public member’s Bill that seeks to supply for a panel to arrange a Uniform Civil Code was launched within the Rajya Sabha on Friday.
‘The Uniform Civil Code in India Bill, 2020’ was launched within the Upper House amid protests from opposition events.
BJP MP Kirodi Lal Meena moved for depart to introduce the Bill to supply for the structure of the nationwide inspection and investigation committee for preparation of a Uniform Civil Code and its implementation all through India and for issues related therewith in the course of the non-public member’s enterprise.
However, Opposition members from the Congress, CPI, CPI(M), Trinamool Congress protested in opposition to the introduction of the Bill saying it’ll “destroy” the social cloth and unity in range that’s prevalent within the nation.
With the Opposition members searching for withdrawal of the Bill, Rajya Sabha Chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar referred to as for division and the movement for introduction of the Bill was handed with 63 votes in favour and 23 in opposition to it.
In the previous, though the Bill was listed for introduction, it was not moved within the Upper House. The Bill envisages a set of legal guidelines to guard the non-public rights of all residents with out contemplating faith.
NEW DELHI: A controversial non-public member’s Bill that seeks to supply for a panel to arrange a Uniform Civil Code was launched within the Rajya Sabha on Friday.
‘The Uniform Civil Code in India Bill, 2020’ was launched within the Upper House amid protests from opposition events.
BJP MP Kirodi Lal Meena moved for depart to introduce the Bill to supply for the structure of the nationwide inspection and investigation committee for preparation of a Uniform Civil Code and its implementation all through India and for issues related therewith in the course of the non-public member’s enterprise.
However, Opposition members from the Congress, CPI, CPI(M), Trinamool Congress protested in opposition to the introduction of the Bill saying it’ll “destroy” the social cloth and unity in range that’s prevalent within the nation.
With the Opposition members searching for withdrawal of the Bill, Rajya Sabha Chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar referred to as for division and the movement for introduction of the Bill was handed with 63 votes in favour and 23 in opposition to it.
In the previous, though the Bill was listed for introduction, it was not moved within the Upper House. The Bill envisages a set of legal guidelines to guard the non-public rights of all residents with out contemplating faith.
