UCC: What is Uniform Civil Code? What will be the impact in the country if implemented, know everything

UCC Uniform Civil Code Details: As the Lok Sabha elections approach, once again a debate has erupted in the country regarding the Uniform Civil Code or Uniform Civil Code (UCC). . Emphasizing on fulfilling the demand of uniform law in one country, the central government of Narendra Modi has indicated to implement it. After all, what is this law? Let us explain it to you in simple language.

In the Uniform Civil Code, it has been advocated to make uniform and equal laws for all religions and communities in the country. If stated in simple language, this law means that the law will be the same for all religions and communities in the country. The existing different laws based on religion and religion will, in a way, become ineffective.

What is constitutional validity?

The Uniform Civil Code comes under Article 44 of the Constitution. It states that states will endeavor to ensure a uniform civil code for citizens throughout India. Under this article, there is a demand to implement this Uniform Civil Code in the country. The logic behind this is to prevent the deterioration of population and to control demography.

Included in BJP’s manifesto

This issue has been at the center of political narrative and debate for more than a century. BJP has always included it in its primary agenda. BJP has been insisting on making UCC a law in Parliament since the formation of the government in 2014. Before the 2024 elections, this issue has once again gained momentum. BJP was the first party to promise to implement UCC if voted to power and the issue was part of its 2019 Lok Sabha election manifesto. >

What is Uniform Civil Code?

• – One rule for all in marriage, divorce, adoption and property.
• – Family members Equality in mutual relations and rights.
• – No concession in rules on the basis of caste, religion or tradition.
• – There is no separate law for any particular religion. No rules.

What will happen if UCC is implemented?

• – Matters like marriage, divorce, property, adoption under UCC.
• – Marriage in every religion. , Only one law for divorce.
• – The same law is for Hindus, same for others.
• – You will not be able to do more than one marriage without divorce. .
• – Property will not be divided according to Shariat.

What will not change with the implementation of UCC?

• – No difference on religious beliefs.
• – No impact on religious customs. There is no effect on food, worship, attire.
• – It is not that a Pandit or a Maulvi will not conduct the marriage.