Chhattisgarh Initiates Uniform Civil Code (UCC) Draft

Chhattisgarh Initiates Uniform Civil Code (UCC) Draft

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Category : State Published on: April 20 2026

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  • High-Level Committee: The state government, led by CM Vishnu Deo Sai, approved a committee to draft the UCC framework.
  • Regional Context: Chhattisgarh joins Uttarakhand and Gujarat as the third BJP-ruled state to move toward a common civil law.
  • Scope: The committee will study legal, cultural, and social implications regarding marriage, divorce, and inheritance.
  • Constitutional Link: Aligns with Article 44 (DPSP) of the Constitution, which encourages a uniform code for all citizens.
  • Objective: Achieving legal uniformity and equality in personal laws across the state.
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