• AAP and Shiv Sena (UBT) have hinted at backing the Uniform Civil Code (UCC).
• Congress has stated that it cannot be a forced decision.
• AAP, or the Aam Aadmi Party, has expressed support for the UCC as long as it respects the diversity and pluralism of the country.
• Shiv Sena, a regional party, has also indicated its support for the UCC, emphasizing the need for equal rights and justice for all.
• However, Congress has taken a different stance. It believes that any decision on the UCC should be made through a consensus and not be imposed upon the citizens.
• Congress argues that UCC is a complex matter that requires a thorough discussion and consideration of various viewpoints and traditions within the diverse Indian society.
• They advocate for a comprehensive dialogue involving all stakeholders to ensure that the UCC preserves constitutional rights and safeguards the cultural identities of different communities.
• In summary, while AAP and Shiv Sena have hinted at backing the UCC, Congress has emphasized the need for consensus and comprehensive discussions before making any decision.