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Maharashtra UCC Panel Member Resigns, Cites Work Ethic Concerns and Non-Member Involvement
✍️ India Today
🗓 23 Sep 2026, 02:48 AM
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A member of the Maharashtra Uniform Civil Code (UCC) panel has resigned, expressing concerns over the committee's work ethic and the participation of individuals who are not official members.
The resignation was announced by the panel member, who stated that the functioning of the UCC committee has raised serious questions about its work ethic. The member highlighted concerns that the panel's proceedings are not being conducted with the expected diligence and transparency.
In addition to work ethic issues, the resigning member pointed out that individuals who are not formally part of the committee have been involved in its discussions and decision‑making processes. This involvement of non‑members was described as inappropriate and potentially undermining the panel’s credibility.
The Uniform Civil Code panel in Maharashtra has been tasked with reviewing and recommending a uniform civil code for the state. The resignation comes amid ongoing deliberations and public debate over the proposed code.
Officials have not yet commented on the resignation or the specific concerns raised. The panel’s future work schedule and any potential replacements for the departing member remain to be clarified.
In addition to work ethic issues, the resigning member pointed out that individuals who are not formally part of the committee have been involved in its discussions and decision‑making processes. This involvement of non‑members was described as inappropriate and potentially undermining the panel’s credibility.
The Uniform Civil Code panel in Maharashtra has been tasked with reviewing and recommending a uniform civil code for the state. The resignation comes amid ongoing deliberations and public debate over the proposed code.
Officials have not yet commented on the resignation or the specific concerns raised. The panel’s future work schedule and any potential replacements for the departing member remain to be clarified.