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New Family Law Committee Asks People in Chhattisgarh for Ideas

A special group looking at a new uniform civil code law in Chhattisgarh is asking citizens and groups to share their thoughts and ideas.

Published Aug 4
New Family Law Committee Asks People in Chhattisgarh for Ideas

What is happening

A group studying a new set of rules called a uniform civil code in the state of Chhattisgarh is asking the public for help. They want everyone to share their thoughts and ideas about how the new laws should work. This includes regular people, religious leaders, social groups, and political parties.

How to share your views

The committee has set a deadline for people to send in their suggestions. They want all letters and ideas to reach them by October 15 of this year. Everyone is welcome to join in and tell the group what they think.

  • The committee wants ideas from both government and non-government groups.
  • Religious institutions and communities can also share their views.
  • The final date to send suggestions is October 15.

Why this matters

Laws affect the daily lives of every person in the state. By asking the public, the committee hopes to make rules that work well for everyone living in Chhattisgarh.