Gujarat government is all set to introduce a Uniform Civil Code (UCC) in the State, Home Minister Harsh Sanghvi said on Saturday. .Towards this end, the Gujarat cabinet has approved the formation of a committee to implement the UCC, reported PTI.As per the reports, Union Minister Parshottam Rupala stated that the Committee for implementation of UCC will be headed by retired High Court judge and comprise of three to four members..In a press conference held at the State Bhartiya Janta Party (BJP), Headquarters, the Home Minister Sanghvi said that, "a demand for Uniform Civil Code was requested by people from all over the country and the Gujarat government today under the leadership of Chief Minister has decided upon this important issue."The implementation of UCC in the State would bring a big relief to all who are suffering from civil disputes, said senior BJP leader Rupala.Earlier, the Uttarakhand government had formed a 5-member panel headed by retired Supreme Court judge Justice Ranjana Prakash Desai to examine the relevant personal laws in the State and to implement UCC.
Gujarat government is all set to introduce a Uniform Civil Code (UCC) in the State, Home Minister Harsh Sanghvi said on Saturday. .Towards this end, the Gujarat cabinet has approved the formation of a committee to implement the UCC, reported PTI.As per the reports, Union Minister Parshottam Rupala stated that the Committee for implementation of UCC will be headed by retired High Court judge and comprise of three to four members..In a press conference held at the State Bhartiya Janta Party (BJP), Headquarters, the Home Minister Sanghvi said that, "a demand for Uniform Civil Code was requested by people from all over the country and the Gujarat government today under the leadership of Chief Minister has decided upon this important issue."The implementation of UCC in the State would bring a big relief to all who are suffering from civil disputes, said senior BJP leader Rupala.Earlier, the Uttarakhand government had formed a 5-member panel headed by retired Supreme Court judge Justice Ranjana Prakash Desai to examine the relevant personal laws in the State and to implement UCC.
