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Tahir MahmoodIndian Express |
The family law currently in force in the country is a hotchpotch of religious and secular laws.
Singling out a chosen community for such a drastic step cannot stand the constitutional test of equal justice and non-discrimination.
It could have served as a model code for all states. Instead, an incomplete and deficient draft of a uniform family law has been presented in the...
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