Uniform Citizen Code: A Game Changer. Is an amendment in constitution imminent ? Watch special report || Vakeel Saab

By Lawstreet Bharat 23 August, 2023 08:58 PM 0 Comments

After the repeal of three British colonial laws, there is now the potential for another amendment to the country's constitution. If this legislation is passed, it has the potential to impact the citizenship status of numerous individuals within the country. To understand what citizenship means, take a look at the argument of Supreme Court lawyer Ashwini Kumar Upadhyay. Check out the report.

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