National Commission for Women chairperson Rekha Sharma said she has seen the sufferings of the Muslim women due to absence of this legislation.
New Delhi: The National Commission for Women Thursday welcomed the passage of the Triple Talaq bill in Lok Sabha.
Reacting to the bill being passed by the lower house of Parliament, NCW chairperson Rekha Sharma said she has seen the sufferings of the Muslim women due to absence of this legislation.
In a signature campaign launched by the women’s commission, she said around 10,000 Muslim women came forward for the legislation and wanted it passed as soon as possible.
“We welcome the move. We have seen the suffering of the women in absence of the bill and we have long been advocating its passage,” she said.
The Lok Sabha passed the bill which criminalises the practice of instant triple talaq.
The opposition, which had been demanding that the bill be referred to a ‘joint select committee’, staged a walkout when its demand was rejected. – PTI
Hahaha. Have they ever gone through syllabus of UPSC CSE ?
An aspirant studies social political economic and technical and much more diverse fields. An administrator need macro approach to function at as such level of management.
Its not just like being cashier of bank to be specialised in counting and record keeping only (just an example not to offend a bankers dignity)
It’s a role that must be played with keeping eye on each & every aspect of country not just being expert only in law or medical or economy or something else.
IAS are good implementers not a good leaders to lead by example.JS & above should be open selection with actual performance benchmarks rather than ACRs written by seniors on basis of buttering.