Shah’s UCC Pitch Exposes Fault Lines in NDA: Why JD(U) Opposes, TDP and LJP Sound Cautious
JD(U) leaders say they will oppose the code in Bihar, while TDP and LJP (Ram Vilas) call for consultations or a draft review.
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Amit Shah’s UCC push: Why implement it by 2029? | Talking Politics with Nistula Hebbar
Why is Union Home Minister Amit Shah pushing NDA-ruled States to implement the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) by 2029? In this episode of Talking Politics, Nistula Hebbar looks at the BJP-led government’s push for UCC, the responses from NDA allies, and what implementation could mean for the States.
Shah’s UCC pitch exposes fault lines in NDA: Why JD(U) opposes, TDP and LJP sound cautious
Home Minister Amit Shah’s recent pitch to implement a Uniform Civil Code (UCC) in 21 states before the 2029 Lok Sabha election appears to have exposed fault lines within the alliance, with Bihar ally JD(U) clearly opposing any such move in the state.
BJP Allies in Andhra Pradesh, Bihar Strike Cautious Note as Shah Promises UCC in 21 NDA-Ruled States
The BJP’s two key allies JD(U) and the TDP have not come out in open support of home minister Amit Shah’s announcement. While the TDP has said supporting is an ‘option’ in Bihar, the BJP’s allies have said that a stand will be made clear only after a draft is seen.
Following Home Minister Amit Shah's statement, speculation is rife about the implementation of the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) in Uttar Pradesh. Previously, the UCC has been implemented in Uttarakhand. After passing the bill in Madhya Pradesh, Assam, and Gujarat, it is awaiting Presidential assent. Currently, there is no law regarding live-in relationships (living together without marriage) in Uttar Pradesh. The UCC may include provisions related t…
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