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Amit Shah plans uniform civil code for NDA states by 2029
Reported by Varun Krishnan (Senior Writer) · Times of India - Top Stories ·
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Union Home Minister Amit Shah has stated that the central government aims to bring in a Uniform Civil Code across all states ruled by the National Democratic Alliance by the year 2029. This push for a common set of laws regarding marriage, divorce, inheritance, and property for all citizens has raised questions about how key allies like the Janata Dal United in Bihar will respond. The JD(U) has historically maintained its own stance on several ideological issues, making its official stand on this upcoming policy shift a major point of interest for political observers.
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What Happened
Union Home Minister Amit Shah has announced plans to implement a Uniform Civil Code across all states governed by the National Democratic Alliance by 2029.
Why It Matters
A Uniform Civil Code seeks to replace personal laws based on religious scriptures with a common set of rules for all citizens. This is a major ideological goal for the ruling alliance, but it also creates tension with regional allies who have different voter bases and local political interests to balance.
What Happens Next
Political parties, especially key allies like the Janata Dal United in Bihar, will have to officially state their positions on the proposed code. Observers will watch how negotiations unfold between the central leadership and state-level partners as the 2029 target approaches.
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