Now 4 marriages will not work, Amit Shah’s big announcement, Uniform Civil Code will be implemented in West Bengal also:

News India Live, Digital Desk: Amidst the Lok Sabha elections, the issue of ‘Uniform Civil Code’ (UCC) has once again become heated in the country’s politics. Union Home Minister Amit Shah Has played a big election gamble by addressing a huge public meeting in West Bengal. Shah has said in clear words that if BJP’s position in the state becomes stronger and the government comes back to power at the Centre, then there will be prosperity in the country as well as in Bengal. ucc Will be implemented. During this, he strongly attacked the politics of appeasement and said that now the tradition of ‘four marriages’ will not work.

Attack on appeasement and vote bank politics

Taking aim at the Mamata Banerjee government, Amit Shah said that infiltration and appeasement in Bengal has spoiled the demography of the state. He said, “Mamata didi opposes the UCC because she fears her vote bank slipping. But BJP believes that there cannot be two laws in one country. We are committed to implementing the Uniform Civil Code for social harmony and equality in the entire country.”

‘The country will be run by the Constitution, not Sharia law’

Addressing the huge crowd present at the rally, Shah stressed that in a democratic country the law should be equal for everyone. He said that UCC is necessary to protect the rights of women. According to the Home Minister, practices like polygamy are against the respect of women in modern society. He made it clear that after the arrival of UCC, the same law will be valid for citizens of all religions in matters like marriage, divorce and inheritance.

CAA and infiltration made the main issue

Amit Shah along with UCC CAA And also raised the issue of infiltration from across the border. He claimed that Mamata Banerjee is against giving citizenship to refugees, while BJP is giving them their rights. Shah appealed to the people of Bengal to support the BJP to end ‘corruption and mafia rule’. He promised that when the BJP government comes to power, the borders of Bengal will be made so secure that not even a bird will be able to kill it.

Opposition siege and Shah’s counterattack

Shah hit back after the opposition described the UCC as an attack on religious freedom. He said that the makers of the Constitution had envisaged a Uniform Civil Code under Article 44. He took a dig at the opposition alliance (INDIA), saying that they have come together only to save dynasticism, while BJP’s goal is ‘nation first’.