TDP, Shiv Sena Support Amit Shah’s Plan for UCC in NDA-Ruled States
TDP and Shiv Sena said the code would strengthen national unity as Amit Shah sought rollout in 21 BJP-NDA-ruled states before 2029.
- On Tuesday, key NDA partners Shiv Sena and TDP backed Union Home Minister Amit Shah's plan to implement a Uniform Civil Code across 21 NDA-ruled states by 2029.
- Following Shah's Sunday announcement, AIMIM president Asaduddin Owaisi urged NDA allies to oppose the UCC, alleging the BJP aims to 'dismantle' constitutional protections for India's 18 crore Muslims.
- Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde cited Sena founder Bal Thackeray's vision of 'one country, one law,' while Andhra Pradesh president P. Srinivasa Rao stated his party is bound by Shah's position on the UCC.
- Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Vijay Chaudhary maintained the JD will study the Uniform Civil Code Bill, stating there is 'no reason to make haste in the matter' while planning talks with the Home Minister.
- The Narendra Modi government relies on these allies' support to pass legislation; the TDP holds 16 Lok Sabha MPs, the Shiv Sena holds 13, and the JD-U holds 12.
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Asian News<p style="text-align: justify;">Union Home Minister Amit Shah's plan for a Uniform Civil Code (UCC) has sparked a new debate in political circles. He recently stated that the UCC would be implemented in 22 NDA-ruled states by 2029. Following this, Muslim organizations and religious leaders, as well as opposition parties, have strongly objected. Furthermore, the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) has also been divided. Nitish Kumar's JDU …
TDP, Shiv Sena support Amit Shah’s plan for UCC in NDA-ruled States
Amit Shah’s call to implement the Uniform Civil Code in all NDA-ruled States before 2029 has drawn mixed reactions. While TDP and Shiv Sena support the move, JD(U) has taken a cautious stance on its implementation in Bihar, while Opposition leaders have criticised the BJP’s approach.
NDA allies TDP, Shiv Sena back Amit Shah’s UCC remark, JDU says won’t oppose without reason - The Tribune
Allies of the ruling BJP at the Centre, TDP and Shiv Sena, on Tuesday came out in open support of Union Home Minister Amit Shah’s statement that the UCC in all 21 NDA-ruled states will be implemented by 2029.
Key allies TDP, Shiv Sena back Shah's UCC statement
New Delhi, Sep 15 (PTI) After Home Minister Amit Shah’s assertion that a Uniform Civil Code will be implemented in all NDA-ruled states before 2029, key NDA partners TDP and Shiv Sena on Tuesday backed the BJP on the issue. Another BJP ally JD(U) gave a guarded response, saying it will study the Uniform Civil […]
BJP Leaders Hit Back at Owaisi Over UCC Opposition, Defend Common Civil Law
New Delhi, September 16, 2026 (Yes Punjab News) A political exchange over the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) intensified on Wednesday, with BJP leaders hitting back at AIMIM president Asaduddin Owaisi after he opposed the proposed rollout of the common civil code in NDA-ruled states. The latest remarks followed Union Home Minister Amit Shah’s announcement that […]
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