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Amit Shah Addresses UCC Concerns for Tribal Communities
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Union Minister Amit Shah stated that the proposed Uniform Civil Code (UCC) will not affect tribal communities, urging them to disregard misinformation. Speaking at a tribal conclave, he emphasized that special provisions ensure that the UCC does not impose on tribal customs and traditions. Shah described claims that the UCC would undermine tribal culture as conspiratorial. He encouraged tribal communities to spread awareness that the UCC will not interfere with their rights. Shah also addressed the issue of Naxalism, asserting progress towards resolving it and promoting tribal development. He condemned forced religious conversions in tribal areas, affirming the constitutional right to practice one's faith. Additionally, he criticized previous Congress governments for inadequate tribal welfare funding, claiming the current government has increased the budget significantly.
Key Points: • Amit Shah reassured tribal communities that the UCC will not impact their customs. • He labeled misinformation about the UCC as a conspiracy aimed at tribal communities. • Shah emphasized the government's commitment to tribal welfare and development.