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Though the Shariat Acts had been passed ten years before the introduction of the Hindu Code Bill , the limitations ... It was not till the passage of the Hindu Code Bills that Muslim women and their rights would become controversial .
Though the Shariat Acts had been passed ten years before the introduction of the Hindu Code Bill , the limitations ... It was not till the passage of the Hindu Code Bills that Muslim women and their rights would become controversial .
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tion of Children Bill , applicable to all religious groups , which a section of the Muslim community opposed on religious grounds . Certain Scheduled Tribes also opposed it . A joint select committee of .both Houses of Parliament ...
tion of Children Bill , applicable to all religious groups , which a section of the Muslim community opposed on religious grounds . Certain Scheduled Tribes also opposed it . A joint select committee of .both Houses of Parliament ...
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By using the term ' spouse ' , the bill presumes an equality between husband and wife which does not exist in reality . Situating unequals on an illusory premise of equality will only serve to widen the gulf of inequality .
By using the term ' spouse ' , the bill presumes an equality between husband and wife which does not exist in reality . Situating unequals on an illusory premise of equality will only serve to widen the gulf of inequality .
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