Indian government pledges expansion of Uniform Civil Code
Most outlets reported the Indian government's plan to expand the Uniform Civil Code to all states governed by the ruling alliance, with a stated target of 2029. Pakistan Today specified that four states have already adopted the code, while Daily Times described the code as "controversial" and highlighted the involvement of India’s Home Minister Amit Shah.
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India’s BJP vows to expand Uniform Civil Code to all alliance-ruled states by 2029
At least four states have adopted the code so far
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India plans wider rollout of uniform civil code
India’s Home Minister Amit Shah has pledged to expand the controversial Uniform Civil Code across states governed by the ruling alliance. Shah said the government aims to introduce the code in all 21 states under the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance by 2029. At least four states have already implemented the Uniform Civil Code. The move […]
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