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West Bengal: Laws in 6 months to end ‘land jihad’, ‘love jihad’, says CM Suvendu

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Bengal's Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari announced plans to implement the Uniform Civil Code. This initiative follows similar efforts in Uttarakhand and Gujarat, which recently received presidential assent. A committee led by Justice Ranjana Prakash Desai is drafting the proposed laws, with public hearings scheduled across five divisions. The committee aims to gather feedback from the public and rights bodies on the matter.

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West Bengal: Laws in 6 months to end ‘land jihad’, ‘love jihad’, says CM Suvendu · ShortSingh