Uttarakhand, 7 February, 24: In a landmark development, the Uttarakhand assembly has passed the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) bill, marking a significant step towards standardizing personal laws across the state.
Under the leadership of Chief Minister Dhami, Uttarakhand has emerged as the trailblazer in implementing the UCC, setting a precedent for the entire nation to follow. The Devbhoomi Uttarakhand UCC bill not only reflects the state's commitment to harmonizing diverse legal frameworks but also serves as a beacon of unity and equality for all citizens.
Addressing the historic moment, Chief Minister Dhami emphasized the importance of prioritizing national interests over political considerations. He questioned the rationale behind perpetuating divisions among citizens and stressed the need to bridge gaps between communities. With the passage of the UCC bill, Uttarakhand has taken a bold stride towards fostering inclusivity and promoting social cohesion.
The adoption of the UCC holds profound implications for the legal landscape of India, heralding a new era of uniformity and fairness in matters of personal law. As the first state to enact such legislation, Uttarakhand has charted a course for other states to emulate, ushering in a wave of progressive reforms aimed at upholding constitutional principles and ensuring equal rights for all citizens.
With the implementation of the UCC, Uttarakhand reaffirms its commitment to upholding the principles of justice, equality, and fraternity enshrined in the Constitution. This historic decision stands as a testament to the state's unwavering dedication to fostering an inclusive and harmonious society for generations to come.
