New Delhi: Amid a raging debate over instantaneous triple talaq, the RSS's women wing says that the solution to the issue should come from within the Muslim community.
Seetha Annadanam, All India General Secretary of Rashtriya Sevika Samiti, said, "All women should have uniform justice and there should be no discrimination in that.
"We have also passed a proposal on the issue of triple talaq in the past. From the point of view of safety of women and what is currently going on in the community, this must happen. The problem has risen from the community so the answer will also come from within."
To a question on whether there should be a codified Muslim personal law, she said, "That is something the Muslim community has to think about. The question has risen from there and the answer too will come from there. As a woman I will say there should be justice for everyone. But we can't interfere in there personal laws and with Quran."
Rashtra Sevika Samiti is organising a three-day conclave from November 11 for its volunteers. The theme of the programme is the role of the family in nation building and cultural preservation through family. Nearly 2,500 participants are expected at the event.
The event will be inaugurated by RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat. Lok Sabha Speaker Sumitra Mahajan and Goa Governor Mridula Sinha will also be attending it. Paralympic silver medallist Deepa Malik will be felicitated at a valedictory function.
