Triple Talaq: Counteract Perception among Definite Orientation to: Shayara Bano V. Union of India
Keywords:
Divorce, Practice, Talaq-E-Biddat, Triple Talaq, Muslim Women, IndiaAbstract
The new proposed Muslim Women Protection of Rights on Marriage Bill 2017 has raised the new questions, which were long exceptional to Human rights to Muslim women in India. It has not only criminalized the practice of instant triple talaq, but also signifies the government’s intrusion in defining the concept of Human right to Muslim women. Importantly, this development not only highlights an emerging Muslim women’s activism in India but also an appearance of Muslim women from within the society. On the other hand, demonstrates of criticisms is also on the rise up alongside the bill from different corners of the group of people, counting Muslim women’s groups. The talaq issue alone cannot comprise the center of justice to a certain extent the interaction of a variety of factors like Hindu factor, communal violence and the minor position of the Muslim community needs to take into enlightenment to appreciate Muslim women’s subject matter in India.
References
1. The Proposed New Muslim Women Protection of Rights on Marriage Bill 2017
2. Section 125 of the Cr. PC
3. Divorce Act 1986
4. Section 3 of Divorce Act 1986
5. Article 14 & 25 of Constitution of India
6. Articles 14, 15, 21, 25 of the Constitution
7. Shayra Bano V. Union of India Writ Petition Civil of 2016
8. Mohd. Ahmed khan v. Shah Bano Begum AIR 1985 SC 945 Cite this Article Monika Jain. Triple Talaq: Counteract Perception among Definite Orientation to: Shayara Bano V. Union of India Journal of Family & Adoption Law . 2019; 2(1): 60– 63p.
