In an exclusive interview with Hub News, the President, Vice President, and other members of the CoN highlighted several reasons why they believe the UCC should not be enforced in the 6th Schedule areas and tribal regions.

Meghalaya a·dokosan ong·aigija India a·song gimikon UCC-ara, dingtang dingtang jat aro toromni niamrango nangchakeaniko ra·bana sienga ineba Marak parakataha.

The Uniform Civil Code has been a prominent issue in the Bharatiya Janata Party's manifesto, yet it remains to be implemented.

Shillong, July 6: Deputy Chief Executive Member (CEM) of Khasi Hills Autonomous District Council (KHADC) P.N. Syiem informed that the District council will draft...

The main idea behind a UCC is to have a common set of laws governing personal matters such as adoption, inheritance, marriage, divorce for all the citizens of the country, irrespective of their religious affiliation.

Sangma emphasized that the entire Northeast region has its own distinct culture and societal norms, which should be respected and preserved. He also expressed that NPP will fight to protect the region's cultural identity, stating that they do not want it to be compromised.

A·songni niam-bidikni Sixth Scheduled-o on·gimin bilni ning·o jatni namgnina aro jatko chel·chakna gita KHADC-ni a·ja ning·a kakketode Uniform Civil Code-ko maming dakeba ra·gatpajachina gita ma·mong sorkario mol·molaniko dakna gita House-o jinma tik ka·e donangaha ine KHADC-ni CEM Pa Pyniaid Sing Syiem, da·omiting Council-o tom·aniko ong·atanggipao iani gimin MDC rang baksa chanchrimaniko dakani somoi parakataha.

He said that the intention of the central government to implement the Uniform Civil Code in the country, will affect and do away with our customs, traditions, practices, inheritance, marriage and religious freedom.