Indian government pushes wider rollout of polarising civil code
Most outlets led with the Indian government’s plan to expand a contentious common civil code and its potential impact on Muslim minorities. Framing was consistent across the coverage, with emphasis on the interior minister’s commitment and the anticipated concerns among minority communities.
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Indian government pushes wider rollout of polarising civil code
The campaign for a standardised civil code has raised concerns, especially among Muslim citizens, who say such a move would infringe on their religious freedoms
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Modi-led Indian govt pushes wider rollout of polarising civil code
A Muslim man reads the Holy Quran as he sits in front of a billboard featuring India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi. — Reuters/FileIndia's interior minister has vowed to further implement a contentious common civil code for states governed by the ruling Hindu...
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Muslims alarmed as Indian govt pushes wider rollout of polarising civil code
India's interior minister has vowed to further implement a contentious common civil code for states governed by the ruling Hindu nationalist party, a move expected to stoke concern among minority Muslims.
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Indian government pushes wider rollout of polarising civil code
India’s interior minister has vowed to further implement a contentious common civil code for states governed by the ruling Hindu nationalist party, a move expected to stoke concern among minority Muslims. India’s 1.4 billion people are subject to a common criminal law, but rules on personal matters such as marriage, divorce and inheritance vary based on the customary traditions of different com...
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