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Time of India
21-05-2025
- Politics
- Time of India
Amend Hindu Marriage Act to curb live-in ties, same gotra marriages: Haryana sarpanches; mahapanchayat on June 22
Jind: After khap panchayats, now Haryana sarpanches have planned a state-wide campaign against live-in relationships , homosexuality, and marriages within the same village or 'gotra'. On Wednesday, the sarpanches held a meeting in Uchana Kalan town of Jind district, which was headed by Haryana Sarpanch Association's state president Ranbir Singh Samain. During the meet, Samain stated that a Sarvkhap Mahapanchayat will be organised on June 22 in Uchana Kalan. The main objective of this Mahapanchayat is to demand amendments to the Hindu Marriage Act , he added. "The primary focus of the Mahapanchayat is to curb rising social evils, including marriages within the same village, adjoining villages, live-in relationships, and homosexuality. Khap panchayats have long expressed concern over these issues. Elders believe that in the 36 communities, every girl is considered a daughter or sister of the entire village. Marriages within the same village are said to increase hostility between families, leading to negative consequences for both the boy's and the girl's families," said Samain. The sarpanch organisation has stated that they will conduct awareness campaigns across the state on these issues. "We believe that alongside social awareness, legal amendments are also necessary. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Transition to high growth career in business analytics BITS Pilani WILP Apply Now Undo These topics will be discussed during the Mahapanchayat, and a memorandum will be submitted to the govt," Samain added. Sudhir Bawana, district president of the Sarpanch Organisation, mentioned that same-gotra marriages are on the rise. The organisation emphasised that marriages should not happen within the same village or same gotra, and in cases where couples elope to get married, both sets of parents must give their consent. Until and unless the parents give their approval, such marriages should not be legally recognised. These types of amendments will be proposed through the Hindu Marriage Act, Bawana said. MSID: 121319294 413 |
Time of India
21-05-2025
- Politics
- Time of India
Haryana sarpanches demand Hindu Marriage act amendments, target same-village marriages & live-in relationships
Representative image JIND: After khap panchayats (social clans) now Haryana sarpanches have now planned a statewide campaign against live-in-relationship, homosexuality and marriage in the same village. Sarpanches held a meeting in Uchana Kalan town of Jind district which was headed by Haryana sarpanch association's state president Ranbir Singh Samain in which he stated that a Sarvkhap Mahapanchayat will be organized on June 22 in Uchana Kalan. The main objective of this Mahapanchayat is to demand amendments to the Hindu Marriage Act . The primary focus of the Mahapanchayat is to curb rising social evils , including marriages within the same village, adjoining villages, live-in relationships and against homosexuality. Khap Panchayats have long expressed concern over these issues. Elders believe that in the 36 communities, every girl is considered a daughter or sister of the entire village. Marriages within the same village are said to increase hostility between families, leading to negative consequences for both the boy's and the girl's families, said Samain. The Sarpanch Organization has stated that they will conduct awareness campaigns across the state on these issues. They believe that, alongside social awareness, legal amendments are also necessary. These topics will be discussed during the Mahapanchayat, and a memorandum will be submitted to the government, he added. Sudhir Bawana, district president of the Sarpanch Organization, mentioned that initially love marriages began to happen, and gradually, same-gotra marriages followed. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Book Your Daily Profit By 11 AM With This Superclass By Mr. Bala TradeWise Learn More Undo Strict decisions will be taken regarding youth who elope to get married. The organisation emphasised that marriages should not happen within the same village or same gotra, and in cases where couples elope to get married, both sets of parents must give their consent. Until and unless the parents give their approval, such marriages should not be legally recognised. These types of amendments will be proposed through the Hindu Marriage Act, he said.
