Patanjali Dhar (RM (HRD)) 01 May 2016
Vijay Raj Mahajan (Advocate) 02 May 2016
What you mentioned here is with regard to Shariat Law concerning Indian Muslims. The validity of triple divorce is already matter pending in the Supreme Court of India where notice to government of India and Muslim religious organizations has been served notice.
The Supreme Court if hold that triple divorce in Muslims is itself null and void, the whole scenario with regard to Muslim personal law's applicability in India will change. The present government in centre is all out for implementing the civil code statute in India where irrespective of religion for all civil matters concerning family matters including marriage, divorce, inheritance, custody of children a common civil law should be enacted and implemented. Its only the minority groups, Muslims and such other religions not in favor of common civil code otherwise the Supreme Court of India as well the Law Commission on India has on so many words asked the central government to bring about the common civil code as provided under Article 44 of the Constitution of India.
Kumar Doab (FIN) 02 May 2016
The apex court has taken notice of the matter.
Wait for the verdict.
Dr. MPS RAMANI Ph.D.[Tech.] (Scientist/Engineer) 02 May 2016
What is written pertains to Muslims. Though Muslim marriages are contracts, the contract terms are neither spelt out nor written down at the time of nikah. What are applicable are laws and not specific terms of contract. Girls will generally be young and follow the advice of parents. The parents can explain the applicable laws. No alterations in the laws unlike the terms of a contract are possible.