New Delhi: This center tends to the table in parliament this week the bill is to increase the age of marriage for women from 18 to 21 years.
The government did not reject the idea to let the parliamentary committee examine the bill.
The winter session is scheduled to end on December 23.
Sources said the government did not want to rush with the passage of important laws that would have extensive implications, and those with sections of commentators, activists, and several political parties.
Although the Cabinet has agreed to raise the age of marriage, there is a view that the government can simplify space for deeper supervision of the bill by the committee stand if such demand emerges from opposition parties.
Read AlsocPM opposed the bill on marriage agenew Delhi: CPM on Sunday said it did not support the bill that proposed to increase the age of marriage for women from 18 years to 21 years for reasons cited by the government such as “inconclusive”.
Politbireau Party on Sunday said, “A woman, at the age of 18, Week Islast, the Cabinet agreed to the introduction of ‘Prohibition of Children’s Wedding Bill (Amendment), 2021’ to change ‘Prohibition of Child Marriage Act, 2006 (PCMA)’.
Marriage for women increased from 15 to 18 of 1978, by changing the first Sharda Law in 1929.
Members of the Jamajwadi Party, CPM and AIMIM, Head of Assadudin Owaisa, has opposed his steps.
As a debate to rise, the Ministry of Ministry and Deputy Leader in Rajya Sabha, Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi, in a program to mark the ‘minority day’ on Saturday on the opponent, said the “Mentality of Talibani” in women’s freedom, dignity, empowerment and constitutional equality will not be tolerated.
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Everle laws seek to bring the main reform including voluntary linkages from voter IDs with Aadhaar so as to get rid of Bogus and duplicate, a big test for the law proposed in parliament.
The government sees the amendment law proposed as a strong step to bring women with the same footing with men in accordance with the vision of the constitution on gender equality.
This step is also quoted by the government as a step that will enable women to achieve psychological maturity before marriage, train their reproductive rights better and have a greater voice in decisions about family planning and use contraception.
However, this step has aroused a mixed response from the organization of women and children as well.
The bill to increase the age of women’s wedding at home this week, the government can approve supervision
