Patna : Even BJP eyeing to present uniform civil code ,UCC) In the states where it is in power, the party may find it difficult to implement A state in Eastern IndiaBecause its alliance partner JD(U) has a different ideological stand on it.
Clarifying his party’s position on the possibility of a Uniform Civil Code being implemented in the state, senior JD(U) minister Bijendra Prasad Yadav Said on Thursday, ‘BJP has its ideology and we have our own. We are an alliance partner of BJP in the state to run the government.
Earlier, another senior JD(U) minister, Vijay Kumar ChoudharySaid that his party would clarify its stand on the issue later.
Yadav said CM Nitish Kumar and other JD(U) leaders had participated. iftar party Hosted by Leader of the Opposition Tejashwi Prasad YadavBecause he was invited to the ceremony.
However, former Deputy CM of Bihar and current Rajya Sabha member, Sushil Kumar ModiOn Tuesday, he clarified that he had never said that a Uniform Civil Code would be implemented in Bihar. “Union Home Minister Amit Shah had said that BJP would implement UCC in the states ruled by it,” Sumo said in a press note. “In states where BJP is in power in alliance with other parties, any decision (on this matter) will be taken only in consultation with all coalition partners,” he said, adding: “Bihar NDA has been a model experiment. in this regard.”
Clarifying his party’s position on the possibility of a Uniform Civil Code being implemented in the state, senior JD(U) minister Bijendra Prasad Yadav Said on Thursday, ‘BJP has its ideology and we have our own. We are an alliance partner of BJP in the state to run the government.
Earlier, another senior JD(U) minister, Vijay Kumar ChoudharySaid that his party would clarify its stand on the issue later.
Yadav said CM Nitish Kumar and other JD(U) leaders had participated. iftar party Hosted by Leader of the Opposition Tejashwi Prasad YadavBecause he was invited to the ceremony.
However, former Deputy CM of Bihar and current Rajya Sabha member, Sushil Kumar ModiOn Tuesday, he clarified that he had never said that a Uniform Civil Code would be implemented in Bihar. “Union Home Minister Amit Shah had said that BJP would implement UCC in the states ruled by it,” Sumo said in a press note. “In states where BJP is in power in alliance with other parties, any decision (on this matter) will be taken only in consultation with all coalition partners,” he said, adding: “Bihar NDA has been a model experiment. in this regard.”