"Uniform Civil Code Will Be Implemented," Says Amit Shah at MP rally

• Union Home Minister Amit Shah reaffirms PM Modi's commitment to implementing Uniform Civil Code (UCC) during a rally in Madhya Pradesh
• Shah accuses Congress of advocating personal laws and asserts BJP's stance against them
• Shah highlights government's success in combating Naxalism and terrorism, emphasizing Madhya Pradesh's liberation from these threats

Union Home Minister Amit Shah delivered a powerful message during a rally in the Piprai area of Ashoknagar district under the Guna Lok Sabha seat in Madhya Pradesh. He reiterated Prime Minister Narendra Modi's commitment to implementing a Uniform Civil Code (UCC) in the country. Shah emphasized that the BJP-led government at the Centre sees the UCC as a guarantee of Prime Minister Modi, aiming to ensure uniformity and equality in civil laws across the nation.

Addressing the crowd, Shah accused the Congress of advocating for personal laws and targeting Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, he asserted, "As long as BJP is there, it will not allow personal laws." Shah's words reflected the BJP's firm stance against personal laws and their commitment to implementing the UCC. He further emphasized Modi's promise to implement the UCC nationwide, drawing parallels with its successful implementation in Uttarakhand. Shah also highlighted the government's achievements in combating Naxalism and terrorism, stating, "The government has freed the country from terrorism and Naxalism and also liberated Madhya Pradesh from it."