JAMMU: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Executive Member, Raman Suri, has voiced strong support for the statement made by RSS leader Indresh Kumar regarding the implementation of a Unified Civil Code (UCC) for all citizens of the country stating that the decision will ensure that there is justice and equality for all communities, especially Muslim women, in India. He said that the principle of “one country, one constitution, and one justice system” must also extend to a single civil code.
He emphasized that this will ensure justice and respect, particularly for Muslim women, who have long suffered due to discriminatory practices within their own community. He was supporting the statement of Indresh Kumar who made a statement during the All India Executive Meeting of the Muslim Rashtriya Manch (MRM) held at Rajghat in the union capital. Condemning the practices such as triple talaq, halala, and polygamy, which he called harmful to the progress of the Muslim society, Raman Suri said that these practices, as also stated by RSS leader, distort the true message of Islam, which is rooted in peace, humanity, and brotherhood.
The BJP leader added that the time has come for India to move forward on the path of reform. It is essential to discard practices that hinder the development of society and embrace a more just and equal approach. Raman Suri strongly aligned with Indresh Kumar’s vision, noting that the implementation of a single civil code is the right step toward creating a more inclusive society. He expressed that a Unified Civil Code (UCC) is crucial for the unity of the nation, as it would provide equal rights and opportunities to all citizens, regardless of their religion or caste.
Suri further emphasized that laws should be designed in a manner that protects and uplifts marginalized groups, especially women. Raman Suri said that India is progressing and can’t afford to have different laws for different people. He reiterated the need to focus on unity, justice, and harmony to build a stronger and more prosperous India for all where youth can build their future and also contribute in nation building.
Raman Suri said that this call for a single civil code aligns with a broader vision of national unity, equal justice for all citizens, and social reform for the welfare of marginalized communities. These reforms, he added, will bring about a society that stands for justice, humanity, and progress for all, regardless of religion or background.


