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End of talaq talaq talaq: Get your facts right with key takeaways

The Supreme Court asked the government to enact a law on triple talaq

Tripods of television crew stand in front of the Indian Supreme Court building in New Delhi
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Tripods of television crew stand in front of the Indian Supreme Court building in New Delhi. Photo: Reuters

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In a landmark judgement, the Supreme Court today termed triple talaq unconstitutional and striked it down triple by 3-2 majority. A five judge constitutional bench by a 3:2 majority judgement said there is no constitutional protection for triple talaq. Justices Kurien Joseph, Rohinton Fali Nariman and Udey Umesh Lalit held that triple talaq is not integral to Islam, is banned in law and lacks approval of the Shariat. However, Chief Justice J.S. Khehar and Justice S. Abdul Nazir, in a minority judgment, said triple talaq is integral to Islamic practices and enjoys constitutional protection. Khehar in his judgement urged parliament to

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