Equal law for all citizens(Uniform civil code)




What is Uniform Civil Code means?

The Uniform Civil Code (UCC) essentially calls for the formulation of one law for India, applicable to all religious communities in their personal matters such as marriage, divorce, inheritance, adoption etc.

Which article is Uniform Civil Code?

Article 44 of the Constitution of India says that the state shall “endeavour to secure for the citizens a uniform civil code throughout the territory of India”


What is the benefit of Uniform Civil Code?

The greatest benefit that would result from Uniform Civil Code is a more egalitarian society where every single individual would be guided by the same laws relating to personal issues. Absence of Uniform Civil Code undermines the credibility of secularism in India and promotes social disparity.


What is Uniform Civil Code in Indian Constitution?

A Uniform Civil Code involves having a common set of laws governing marriage, divorce, succession and adoption for all Indians, instead of allowing different personal laws for people of different faiths.


Is Uniform Civil Code possible in India?

Uniform Civil Code is a secular law, which is above all private laws of any religion or caste. But there is no such law system in India yet. At present, people of every religion in the country settle the matters of marriage, divorce and property according to their personal laws.


What are the disadvantages of Uniform Civil Code?

Potential misunderstandings regarding the Uniform Civil Code created a fear among various religions especially minorities. It is often viewed by many religions that UCC is aimed against their religious customs and values. Before the implementation of UCC, authorities should win the trust of minorities.

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