The Law Commission had earlier sought responses of interested individuals, institutions or organisations to furnish their comments on the issue of the Uniform Civil Code till July 28, 2023.
The Law Commission of India last month invited individuals, civil society organisations (CsOs), and religious outfits to submit their views on the Uniform Civil Code proposed to be enacted by the Centre as promised in the ruling party’s election manifesto.
The committee has been tasked to hold talks with constitutional experts, intellectuals and Sikh community leaders.
A meeting of the board decided to protest with full vigour the proposed uniform civil code at all levels.
Calling Sedition "reasonable restriction" under Article 19 (2), the Law Commission pointed out that the Supreme Court while dealing with the constitutionality of Section 124A held that the law was 'constitutional' as the restriction it sought to impose was a reasonable restriction.
The Law Commission of India is a non-statutory body, constituted by the government, from time to time. It was originally constituted in 1955. The tenure of the present commission ended on 20 February.
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