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The Speaker Jagdeep Dhankhar took the decision of division of votes as the opposition members demanded the withdrawal of the bill. There were 63 votes in favor of introducing this bill, and 23 votes against it. Or half of these bills would have been listed for introduction, but they were not introduced in the Rajya Sabha.
All individual rights are to be equal under the law, such provision or legislation has been specified. Opposing this, Trinamool Congress’s Jawahar Sarkar said, ‘This private bill is completely illegal, immoral, non-secular. To create an environment to support the Uniform Civil Code, the central government or private legislation is used. Ha ek dangerous game suru ahe. ‘MDMK’ MP Vaiko, Indian Union Muslim League MP Abdul Wahab Yanhi or Bilas protested. Leader of the House and Union Minister Piyush Goyal replied to all the objections and said, ‘It is the right of every member of the House to introduce a special bill. Let this topic be discussed in the hall. The government’s role in the government’s role is not ready.’
All-round efforts needed: Gadkari
Union Minister Nitin Gadkari has expressed the hope that all-round efforts will be made to persuade people to vote in favor of the Uniform Civil Code. ‘Ekhada Purush koi streeni mar karit asel, tar te natural aahe; But if any four marriages are done, it is unnatural. Because of this only progressive and progressive Muslims stay away from this. Society has changed its status. This law is not against any religion or sect. All of you came together and brought development of the country,’ Gadkari said. ‘Is there equal rights for women of Hindu, Muslim or Sikh religion? Which Muslim countries in the world have both the laws? If the states oppose any decision of the Centre, the opposite message will be sent. That’s why all the states and parties should come together and take a decision in this regard,’ Gadkari said.
