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‘No reason to make haste’: JD(U) takes cautious stand on UCC, says it will decide after studying Bill

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‘No reason to make haste’: JD(U) takes cautious stand on UCC, says it will decide after studying Bill

Janata Dal (United) will study the Uniform Civil Code legislation before taking a stance.

The party will consult its coalition partners in Bihar before making a decision.

Bihar's deputy chief minister stated they will not oppose the code without reason.

Senior party leader Shyam Rajak had previously expressed opposition to implementing the UCC in Bihar.

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