Personal laws cannot be challenged as being violative of Part III of the Constitution: Muslim Personal Law Board in SC [Read the Counter Affidavit]
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Personal laws cannot be challenged as being violative of Part III of the Constitution: Muslim Personal Law Board in SC [Read the Counter Affidavit]

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Holding that Personal laws of a community cannot be re-written in the name of social reforms, All India Muslim Personal Law Board in an affidavit filed in the Supreme Court today came up with the following main grounds to defend the controversial practice of triple talaq and nikah halala. This Board submitted that the Supreme Court in Krishna Singh v. Mathura Athir 3 SCC 689, has held that the Part III of the Constitution does not touch upon the personal laws of the parties. It is also submitted that since Part III of the Constitution does not touch upon the personal laws of the parties, Court cannot examine the question of constitutional validity of the practices of marriage, divorce and maintenance in Muslim personal law. The Board submitted that in Sardar Sydena Taher Saifuddin Saheb v. State of Bombay AIR 1962 SC 853, Supreme Court observed that the exception carved in Article 25 of the Constitution of India to the Freedom of Religion enabling the state to enact laws providing for “social welfare and reform” was not intended to enable the legislature to “reform” a religion out of its existence or identity.

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