I know of one quite sad instance of it.. without going into too many details.. A very rich man has 2, the first of which has been abandoned and is treated really poorly.
Yes but one case doesn’t = the majority. Religion is a personal affair and if it involves consenting adults - the state has no business in it.I know of one quite sad instance of it.. without going into too many details.. A very rich man has 2, the first of which has been abandoned and is treated really poorly.
Just normal human psychology, I'm not married but I've been in relationships... aankhein noch letein kisi aur ko dekhta to. As the saying goes .. hell hath no fury like a woman scorned.
Oh that show - my young nephew would watch reruns of it in the late 90’s
- that and the bold and the beautiful
I'd agree with that statement generally, not sure if women would when it comes to this case but. Try and see it from outside the prism of "hindutva BJP leader meddling in Islamic jurisprudence"
n1, this appeals to the libertarian in me but laws are a necessary evil. I don't have any particularly strong feelings toward the whole thing but this seems to makes sense. It is already an offence under the law for a married person to have an affair here, besides, if the % is really as low as you say, won't effect many people at all.. will it ?
Again… have any women been surveyed about this news intervention? Answer is no.
Not sure if they have or not but the government generally does not consult the public at large before making laws.
Religious laws, again, no matter which faith, can not supersede the law of the land, at least here in India. They still do it all the time but only get caught when one or more of the jilted or jealous wives approach the authorities who are then compelled or obliged to act.
States should intervene when fundamentally wrong things are happening in the society, that is why in India untouchability, Sati, Sharia in criminal code is banned.
What’s fundamentally wrong here ? First the veil and now this? Please don’t make me laugh out loud - it’s hardly forced conversions.
Yes like I said I have yet to find any statistics on this on Google- unless you can point me in the direction of stats of these “jaded” wives / ex wives.
Its simple it curtails the fundamental rights of woman. It creates all kind of issues societal, property disputes, physical trauma etc.
Almost every widowed and divorced young women wants to get remarried.
Assam chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Saturday said if Muslim women are to be given justice, Uniform Civil Code has to be brought in. As quoted by news agency ANI, the BJP chief minister said every Muslim woman wants Uniform Civil Code. "Ask any Muslim woman. UCC is not my issue, it is an issue for all Muslim women. No Muslim woman wants her husband to bring home 3 other wives," the chief minister said in New Delhi.
The debate over Uniform Civil Code has been rekindled with some BJP-ruled states talking about implementing it, with the All India Muslim Personal Law Board already opposing these talks. General secretary of All India Muslim Personal Law Board, Maulana Khalid Saifullah Rahmani recently issued a statement saying the talk of adoption of Uniform Civil Code by Uttarakhand and Uttar Pradesh governments or by the Centre is just rhetoric aimed at diverting the attention of the public from issued like price rise, unemployment etc.
The fresh debate over the Uniform Civil Code started after Himachal Pradesh chief minister Jairam Thakur said his government is open to implementing it. Uttarakhand chief minister Pushkar Singh Dhami said a high-level committee will be set up soon to draft a Uniform Civil Code.
UP government's Muslim minister Danish Azad Ansari said there will be chaupals in the state to acquaint people with the 'merits' of the Uniform Civil Code.
With the fresh talks on Uniform Civil Code, Congress leader Salman Khurshid said the government should clearly give a definition of the Uniform Civil Code. In the Constitution, there is a mention of UCC that there will be an attempt to apply a uniform civil code but a clear definition is never clear and what will be the impact. The government never said it will implement the Hindu code when it talks about UCC. The better practice of any religion is applied whether it is Islam, Christianity or other religion. They should tell what is the definition of UCC then only we can react," Khurshid said.
'No Muslim woman wants her husband to...': Himanta Biswa on Uniform Civil Code
On Uniform Civil Code, Assam chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said, “Ask any Muslim woman. UCC is not my issue, it is an issue for all Muslim women.”www.hindustantimes.com
