In India, the law of bringing Triple Talaq under the purview of crime has passed from the Lok Sabha. Before this, voting on this bill was held in parliament on Thursday. It was voting on some amendments in the bill.

AIMIM Chief Asaduddin Owaisi also demanded voting. Members completely rejected their amendments. In the voting held on an amendment, only two votes were cast in Owaisi's favor. However, 241 votes cast against it. In the second amendment, only 2 votes in their favor. At the same time, 242 people voted against their proposal.

However, before the motion of his amendment was rejected by members of the Lok Sabha by sound vote. There was a detailed discussion on this bill in the House before it.

Let us know that this bill has passed without any amendment. All revisions were rejected. Some amendments were made to the bill, in which two amendment were carried forward by Owaisi. Whereas, an amendment had been enhanced by the Bhartrihari Mahatav of the Biju Janata Dal. At the same time, Sushmita Dev from the Congress and A Sanpath of CPIM had forwarded the amendments, which were refused in Parliament. Now this bill will go to the Rajya Sabha.

Earlier, the government had introduced the 'Muslim Women (Marriage Rights Protection) Bill, 2017' on Thursday in connection with the ban of Triple Talaq and protecting the rights of married Muslim women. The bill also discussed in the House.

Union Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad presented this bill. He said that this law is historic and after the Supreme Court declared 'Talaq-e-Bidat' illegal, it has become necessary to pass the bill in this regard by the House to get justice for Muslim women.

He dismissed the objections of some members in this regard and said that this law is not related to any religion but is related to women's honor.

At the same time, AIMIM's Asaduddin Owaisi had opposed it. He alleged that this bill ignores the constitution and does not fit in the legal framework.

He also said that there are other provisions under the domestic violence law and the IPC to deal with the issues of injustice to Muslim women and such new laws are not needed.

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