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Supreme Court declares triple talaq unconstitutional, strikes it down by 3:2 majority


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Those aggressively for TT have toned down today. But, we cannot forget what they actually said, like women have less intelligence and that Congress supported TT alongside its Kapil Sibal. Leave the judgement on one side , but the arguments placed by the TT team has to be the important issue as many people have such hatred for women.

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50 minutes ago, PBN said:

I don't understand the politics of left and left journalists. Bjp and modi are happy triple talaq is gone. The left journalists are not happy and trying to divide people based on religion. Most of educated Muslim males and females would agree this is a good decision.

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3 hours ago, PBN said:

That b!!tch !!! Reminds me of an article by Suhasini Ali talking about how in a village some burkha clad Muslim women know how to ride a cycle and hence all Muslim ladies are more progressive than all Hindu ladies and how Hindu women must learn from the niqaabis. WTF is wrong with these so called leftists? They seem heartbroken after this verdict. 

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45 minutes ago, surajmal said:

How do in country that is 80% hindu, 4/5 judges end up belonging to minorities in a given bench? Someone explain this. 

 

How do you say Apartheid in hindi? 

Lol, Out of 27 currently sitting judges in SC, only 4 are seemingly non-hindus :

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_sitting_judges_of_the_Supreme_Court_of_India

These  4 were included in the bench constituted for this case so that anti nationals can't claim the verdict as hindus oppressing muslims.

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4 hours ago, surajmal said:

How do in country that is 80% hindu, 4/5 judges end up belonging to minorities in a given bench? Someone explain this. 

 

How do you say Apartheid in hindi? 

This is the latest version of secularism invented in India. The logic is that since India is a secular country, all religions should be represented equally on the SC bench. 

 

The word secular literally means that something should have no religious/spiritual basis, yet in India, the nakli-liberals have warped it to mean literally the opposite: Judges are selected based on their religion. 

 

They are also acknowledging that judges can't be impartial regarding the constitution, and put their religious beliefs first: after all, if the judges were impartial, it wouldn't matter that what religion they were from, as they would be ruling solely based on constitutional law, not religious scriptures and sentiments.   

 

 

 

What's even funnier, regarding the triple talaq case. The 3 judges who ruled to abolish TT were: Hindu, Parsi, and Christian. 3 non-Muslims, none of whom know anything about Islamic law, are saying that TT is un-Islamic as the basis of their judgement. The only actual person who would even remotely be familiar with Islamic law, Nazeer, ruled to keep it. 

 

Now the AIMPLB or Imam Council can, if there is an avenue to re-look at this issue in the SC again, simply find a Koranic verse or some Hadith, etc and show the SC and they will have to overturn their ruling. The bench laid the judicial precedent that the practice is un-Islamic and thus illegal, rather than an issue of "women's rights" or "equality" and thus illegal. Kya vaat hai :rofl: 

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https://swarajyamag.com/ideas/scs-3-2-triple-talaq-verdict-deserves-two-and-a-half-cheers-not-three

 

This kind of judgement is dangerous, for it wrongly places holy books above the Constitution. If upholding the Constitution needs a reference to holy books, it follows that the law is about interpreting different religious laws so as to align them with the Constitution rather than upholding the Constitution itself.

 

Worth reading in full. 

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