Uniform Civil Code not good for India: Muslim Law Board

October 13, 2016 13:13

The All India Muslim Personal Law Board holds a press conference on the Uniform Civil Code. Highlights.

-- Uniform Civil Code is not good for this nation. There are so many cultures in this nation; all have to be respected,' the Muslim Personal Law Board says.

-- In America everyone follows their personal laws and identity, how come our nation doesn't want to follow their steps in this matter?

-- We are living in this country with an agreement held by the constitution. Constitution has made us live and practice our religion, the AIMPLB says.

-- Muslims equally participated in India's freedom struggle, but their participation is always underestimated.

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