evidence: India definitely requires a Uniform Civil Code (UCC) that is fair and unbiased. It should be a secular code that doesn’t favour any particular religious group. The code should be founded on the Directive Principles of State Policy outlined in the Constitution. The notion that it violates religious freedom lacks logic and reasoning. Implementing a common civil code will promote equality and justice for all genders across different communities. [...] Muslim organisations and political parties, especially the Indian Union Muslim League (IUML), are opposing the UCC, saying that its implementation will destroy the cultural and religious diversity of the country. [...] But still, they can demand non-BJP State governments like in Kerala to implement the UCC. Their argument against the UCC as anti-Muslim is foolish. They fail to recognise that the UCC would apply to all communities, including Hindus, Muslims, and Christians. Rather than focusing on educating Muslim women about their rights and the importance of gender equality, they become trapped in political parties’ agendas.