Uniform Civil Code Bill introduced in Uttarakhand Assembly, CM Dhami said – Whatever resolution was taken, it was fulfilled

Uniform Civil Code: Today, the Uniform Civil Code bill was passed by the Uttarakhand Assembly following discussion. The UCC bill was approved by voice vote in the evening. Uttarakhand is now the first state in the nation to implement UCC as a result. The President and the Governor will now receive this bill.

CM Pushkar Singh Dhami then said that today was a memorable day for Uttarakhand at the press conference. I thank the people as well as every member of the Assembly. We could not have passed this legislation today without their help. Thank you also to PM Narendra Modi. This legislation promotes equality. This law is not intended to harm anyone; rather, it will provide moms and sisters who were subjected to torture because of a bad tradition or customs more self-confidence. We had taken a pledge on 12th February 2022, which has been completed today.

According to CM Dhami, we were able to have it approved by the House today, February 7, after nearly two years. We anticipate that additional states in the nation will follow suit.

Additionally, the bill authorizing the reserve of agitators was approved by all votes. Uttarakhand’s state agitators, according to Chief Minister Dhami, have contributed significantly. We have completed the task of supplying reservations, from giving the agitators amenities to raising their pensions.

Dhami government of Uttarakhand will present Uniform Civil Code Bill in the Assembly today

Uttarakhand Assembly: The Uniform Civil Code bill will be introduced by the government in the House today, the second day of the Assembly session. Uttarakhand might soon follow Goa as the second state in the nation to adopt the Uniform Civil Code. The Business Advisory Committee of the Assembly met on Monday and agreed to postpone today’s Zero Hour and Question Hour in light of this significant bill.

The bill will be introduced and discussion on it will start as soon as the House starts its session. The Select Committee’s report on providing the state agitators with a 10% horizontal reservation in government services will also be tabled in the House today.

To prepare the document, a special committee was established. Over 20 months, the committee engaged with different religious organizations, civic associations, political parties, and the general public to create a draft of the code. On February 2, the committee gave the Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami this 740-page draft, which was divided into four volumes.

Allow us to inform you that every citizen is entitled to equal protection under the Uniform Civil Code (UCC). This implies that all citizens will be subject to the same legislation. There won’t be different laws for caste and religion. The Constitution makes notice of this as well. Article 44 of the Constitution mentions the Uniform Civil Code.

Uniform Civil Code Bill will be presented on February 6, Uttarakhand CM Pushkar Singh Dhami has made all preparations

Uttarakhand News: The Uttarakhand Assembly will hear a presentation of the Uniform Civil Code Bill on February 6. The Uttarakhand Assembly’s session will begin on February 5.

On February 2, the government will receive a draft report from the expert committee established to implement UCC. We have made all the arrangements, as Uttarakhand CM Pushkar Singh Dhami stated yesterday. We plan to introduce a bill in the next assembly session that will adopt the Uniform Civil Code throughout the state.

The Dhami government has made the implementation of the Uniform Civil Code in Uttarakhand a top priority. Currently, quick action is being taken in this direction. The draft UCC report was created by the committee, which was led by retired Justice Ranjana Prakash Desai.

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