Buzzbytes, NewDelhi, March 14: Union Home Minister Amit Shah has addressed criticism from foreign media regarding India’s stance on issues such as Triple Talaq, the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), and the abrogation of Article 370 in Jammu and Kashmir. In a bold response, Shah questioned the legitimacy of such criticism by urging foreign media outlets to introspect on whether their own countries have similar practices.During an event, Shah asserted, “Ask foreign media, do they have triple talaq, Muslim Personal law, provisions like Article 370 in their country?” His statement comes amidst ongoing scrutiny from international media outlets regarding India’s domestic policies.Shah’s remarks underscore the importance of understanding the cultural and legal nuances unique to India’s socio-political landscape. He reiterated that decisions like the abolition of Triple Talaq and the revocation of Article 370 are rooted in the principles of gender equality and national integration.The Triple Talaq law, enacted in 2019, criminalizes the instant divorce practice among Muslim men, aiming to empower Muslim women and protect their rights. Similarly, the CAA seeks to provide expedited citizenship to persecuted minorities from neighboring countries, fostering humanitarian values.Furthermore, the abrogation of Article 370 aimed to integrate the region of Jammu and Kashmir more closely with the rest of India, facilitating development and security initiatives in the region.Amit Shah’s response highlights India’s commitment to upholding constitutional principles while addressing internal challenges. It also emphasizes the need for a nuanced understanding of India’s cultural and legal dynamics by international observers.As debates surrounding these issues continue both domestically and internationally, Shah’s stance reaffirms the government’s resolve to prioritize national interest and uphold constitutional values.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah Responds to Foreign Media on Triple Talaq, CAA, and Article 370
