Friday 19 May 2017

Triple talaq case: Muslim judge on multi-confidence seat kept mum all through



NEW DELHI: A one of a kind, multi-confidence five-judge seat of the Supreme Court, with a Sikh, Christian, Parsi, Hindu and Muslim on it, finished up hearings on the test to the triple talaq rehearse on Thursday yet Justice Abdul Nazeer did not express a solitary word amid the six-day hearing.

No hearing in any court in India on any Muslim custom, practice or individual law can be finished without alluding to Sir Dinshah Fardunji Mulla's momentous work on elucidation of Mohamedan law.

At the point when Mulla was alluded to by senior promoter Salman Khurshid on Thursday, Justice Nariman stated, "Mulla was an awesome researcher on Muslim law as well as a qualified cleric like me in the Parsi people group." Justice Joseph, who had absented himself from the Chief Justices Conference in 2015 dissenting at the occasion being planned on Good Friday and shooting off a letter to the PM advising him that equivalent significance must be appeared to consecrated days of all religions, was the most vociferous. He got some information about the association amongst religion and social practices. He additionally made the insight feel quiet before the seat.

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