Amit Shah Announces Uniform Civil Code Implementation in NDA-ruled States by 2029

Mumbai, September 13 (Daily Kiran) : Central Home Minister Amit Shah announced on Sunday that the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) will be implemented in all 21 states governed by the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) before 2029. He emphasized that necessary steps would be taken for a phased rollout.

During a press conference in Mumbai, following his participation in various events, Shah noted that several states have already adopted the UCC. He expressed confidence that the process would be completed by 2029 in all BJP-NDA ruled states.

Shah also highlighted the Modi government’s policies on national security, citing actions like surgical strikes and airstrikes as part of India’s zero-tolerance approach to cross-border terrorism. He affirmed the government’s commitment to ensuring that national security is never compromised.

Reflecting on the political landscape, Shah stated that before 2014, the country was plagued by issues such as corruption, casteism, and nepotism. He claimed that India is now moving towards performance-based politics. He asserted that the nation’s foreign and defense policies are stronger than ever, with the guiding principle being “India First.”

Regarding illegal immigration, Shah reiterated the government’s dedication to identifying and repatriating all undocumented foreign nationals residing in India. He mentioned that the government is consistently working on this issue, though the methods will not be publicly disclosed. He assured that necessary actions would be taken against every illegal immigrant.

On the topic of language disputes, Shah encouraged individuals to prioritize their mother tongue. He stated that issues related to regional languages should be resolved by the respective state leadership. He also accused certain political parties of attempting to create divisions within society on this matter.

Shah concluded by stating that the central government is focused on national unity, security, good governance, and development, adhering to a policy that prioritizes the country’s interests.