Landmark Verdict By Supreme Court For Muslim Women; 'Maintenance Her Right, Not Charity' | Top News

In a landmark judgment, the Supreme Court ruled on Wednesday that Muslim women can seek maintenance from their husbands under Section 125 of the Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC), which applies to all women regardless of religion. "Muslim women are entitled to seek maintenance from their spouses under the 'religion-neutral' Section 125 of CrPC," stated the apex court. The court dismissed a petition by Mohd Abdul Samad, who had challenged the Telangana High Court's refusal to interfere with the family court's maintenance order. Watch the full video to know more and follow Mirror Now for the latest updates.
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[majidzia]

Divorce means she is no more wife, question
of mantainance does not even arise, hindus and other religions hve rituals only not laws to abide by, you can make laws for them, there is freedom of religion, along with abiding by its laws, not partial freedom

[majidzia]

Ulemas should issue fatwa that in
Marriage contract paper it should be written that no indian courts will be entertained in case dispute arises, marriages are invalid without accepting this condition,

[dr.haroonbashai]

before it self its there in sharia if we follow it here is no use of court

[PP-zrih]

Can anybody tell me in Hindus why illegitimate child not eligible to be a coparcener in HUF property..

Bjp peoples are talking about UCC and article 44