Suvendu government’s biggest bet today, there will be huge uproar in the assembly on UCC bill, two groups of TMC ready to clash.

Kolkata: Monday is considered very important in the politics of West Bengal. The Suvendu government of the state is going to present the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) Bill in the Assembly. The Chief Minister has already made it clear that his government is committed to bringing strict laws against religious conversion as well as implementing UCC in the state. In such a situation, political turmoil regarding this bill has intensified.

There will be heated debate in the assembly

There is a possibility of vigorous discussion on the UCC Bill in the House. There will be a debate on this bill in the second session of the Assembly, in which the Chief Minister, Leader of Opposition and many senior MLAs will present their views. Since the government has a clear majority, the chances of passing the bill are considered strong, but this debate will be very important at the political level.

Two groups of TMC face to face

This time the contest will not be only between the government and the opposition. Two different factions of Trinamool Congress are also preparing to oppose this bill. Both the factions will enter the House with different strategies, describing themselves as representatives of the real political heritage of the party. Both will try to be the most effective voice against UCC.

There will be opposition with different strategies

According to the information, both the groups have prepared their respective speakers and political arguments. On one hand, the group of former Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee is calling this bill against the constitutional values ​​and diversity of the country. He says that a broad social consensus is necessary on a subject like UCC. Mamata Banerjee has instructed her leaders to protest strongly on this issue inside and outside the Assembly.

Ritabrata group also raised questions

On the other hand, the group of opposition leader Ritabrata Banerjee is also raising questions on the government’s decision. He says that such an important law should not be brought in haste. He believes that such a bill should be introduced only after discussion and consultation with all parties.

What is the purpose of UCC?

The government’s proposed UCC aims to create a uniform legal framework for civil matters such as marriage, divorce, inheritance and adoption, equally applicable to all religions. Now all eyes are on the proceedings of the Assembly, where political conflict may be seen regarding this bill.