The BJP government in Gujarat has formed a five-member committee, headed by a retired Supreme Court judge, to assess the need for the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) in the state and to draft a bill for the same. The committee will submit its report within 45 days. The decision has sparked debate with the Opposition claiming it is an attempt to divert attention from pressing issues ahead of the upcoming local body polls, while the government insists the UCC will protect the rights of tribal communities. The committee will consult with religious leaders, including those from the Muslim community.
The Gujarat government's competitive examination for the recruitment of junior clerks was cancelled hours before it was scheduled on Sunday after its question paper leaked, officials said.
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The sessions court in Surat which convicted Narayan Sai will pronounce the sentence on April 30.
Besides the life term, Narayan Sai has been asked to pay a compensation of Rs 5 lakh to the victim.
BJP leaders rejected the charge, insisting Jay has been 'wronged'.
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