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With regard to the implementation of Uniform Civil Code in Gujarat, the Uniform Civil Code will be implemented in the state after fulfilling the recommendations made by the State Government Committee, it has been said in the declaration. The Gujarat government would have announced on 29 October that a committee would be set up to implement the Uniform Civil Code in the state.
On the other hand, ‘for equality, our government is seriously considering implementing a Uniform Civil Code in the state,’ Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai said here on Saturday. Equality and fraternity have been mentioned in the preamble of the constitution itself, which they have pointed out. Since the time of Deendayal Upadhyay, the discussion on the necessity of Uniform Civil Code has started. It is the effort of many to make this law applicable across the country at the right time. Our government is seriously considering its implementation, he said.
‘Give 20 lakh jobs’
The ruling Bharatiya Janata Party in Gujarat released its manifesto for the upcoming assembly elections on Saturday. 20 lakh jobs will be made available in five years after regaining power in the state, it has been said in the manifesto. There have been assurances or declarations that a special class will be set up against fundamentalists. Some issues related to strengthening the economy are included. BJP National President J. The manifesto was made famous by the hand of P. Nadda. Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel and other leaders would have been present at this time.
In order to keep in mind the possible threats from anti-national forces and terrorist organizations, an anti-radical wing will be established in the state, said the declaration. 20 lakh jobs will be created in the state in the next five years. Also, such assurances have been given that the economy of the state will be brought up to one lakh crore US dollars in five years.
Social security and educational issues have also been given full attention. Under the Prime Minister’s Jan Arogya Yojana known as Ayushman Bharat, the BJP has assured that each beneficiary family will be given a health insurance cover of Rs 10 lakh instead of the present Rs 5 lakh. Girls in the state will be given free KG to PG (Balwadi to Post Graduation) education, such an important announcement has been made.
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Chachpani from the Government of Karnataka
Shivamogga: Our government is seriously considering implementing Uniform Civil Code in the state to bring equality in the state, Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai said here on Friday. Equality and fraternity have been mentioned in the preamble of the constitution itself, which they have pointed out. Since the time of Deendayal Upadhyay, the discussion on the necessity of Uniform Civil Code has started. At the right time, this law should be implemented across the country and it is an effort of many. Our government is seriously considering its implementation, he said.
