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AIMPLB Announces Nationwide ‘Save Constitution, Save Sharia’ Campaign
The All India Muslim Personal Law Board has announced a campaign in India.
It calls the campaign “Save Samvidhan, Save Sharia.”
Samvidhan means the Constitution, and Sharia means Islamic law.
The board says it wants to protect both.
It plans to organise public meetings in major cities.
It also plans to hold protest programmes.
The announcement may require political parties that call themselves secular to decide how they will respond.
The issue was discussed on a Times Now television programme.
The All India Muslim Personal Law Board announced a nationwide campaign called “Save Samvidhan, Save Sharia.”
The campaign aims to protect the Constitution and Sharia, or Islamic law, according to the announcement.
The board plans to hold public meetings and protest programmes in major cities across India.
The announcement has raised questions about how secular political parties will respond.
The campaign was discussed on Times Now’s programme India Upfront with Pranesh Roy.
- Who
- The All India Muslim Personal Law Board announced the campaign.
- What
- A nationwide campaign called “Save Samvidhan, Save Sharia,” involving public meetings and protest programmes.
- Where
- Major cities across India.
- When
- Why
- The board says the campaign is intended to protect the Constitution and Sharia.
Key facts
- Organiser
- All India Muslim Personal Law Board
- Campaign name
- “Save Samvidhan, Save Sharia”
- Stated focus
- Protection of the Constitution and Sharia
- Planned activities
- Public meetings and protest programmes
- Planned scope
- Nationwide
- Planned locations
- Major cities across India
- Media programme
- India Upfront on Times Now
Sources
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