New Delhi: Indian Muslim Private Law Council on Sunday demanded the enactment of anti-blasphemy laws to punish those who showed a sense of disrespect to the Prophet Muhammad and “Holy Religion leaders” and urged the government not to try to impose the Criminal Code, directly or not direct.
The conservative Muslim Agency, who trained which was said to be important in public affairs, was also sought after “sidewalks against communal and hostile poles on social media and legal action against criminals”.
Demands are part of the resolution adopted at the two-day convention attended by around 200 AIMPLB members in Kanpur on Sunday.
It has been highlighted in the resolution that “Dear Hindus, Sikh and other non-Muslim scholars consistently acknowledged the greatness of the Prophet Muhammad.
With the same tokens, in line with the teachings of Islam, Muslims have also been shunned to connect offensive words about figures Another Dear Religion The AIMPLB demands that the government punish those who are guilty of showing disrespect to the leaders of the holy religion.
“The government must enforce an effective law to overcome this problem,” said S Q R Ilyas, Conanger, the protection committee of the freedom of religion and culture and personal laws of AIMPLB.
Resolution did not name religion other than the Prophet Muhammad.
In uniform civil code, the conservative body said, “UCC is not suitable or useful for extensive multi-religious countries such as India.” The AIMPLB also confirmed that in recent years “toxic propaganda” has been carried out against Muslims.
The Muslim Law Council sought anti-blasphemy legislation, opposed UCC
