Nagaland unwilling to implement Uniform Civil Code and forest Act
During the meeting, the tribal bodies and civil societies urged the state government not to enforce the two Acts in the state, he said.
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During the meeting, the tribal bodies and civil societies urged the state government not to enforce the two Acts in the state, he said.
Kohima: The Nagaland government is unwilling to implement the Forest Conservation (Amendment) Act and the proposed Uniform Civil Code (UCC), said government spokesperson and Minister for Parliamentary Affairs and Power KG Kenye here
The government of Nagaland plans to denounce the Forest Conservation (Amendment) Act
The government of Nagaland plans to denounce the Forest Conservation (Amendment) Act and the proposed Uniform Civil Code (UCC) in the state assembly. The government has expressed reservations about both acts and has held consultative meetings with tribal bodies and civil society organizations. Concerns have been raised that these acts may infringe on the special rights guaranteed to Nagas under Article 371A of the Constitution. The government has also requested exemption from the UCC, with the assurance from the Union Home Minister that it is being considered.
The Nagaland government will move a resolution in the state Assembly denouncing the Forest Conservation (Amendment) Act and the proposed Uniform Civil Code (UCC).Government spokesperson and Minister for Parliamentary Affairs and Power, K.G. ...