Section 125 CrPC | Maintenance to Muslim Women | Shah Bano Case | Hindi | Explained

The Supreme Court ruled that all married and divorced women, including Muslim women illegally divorced by pronouncement of “triple talaq”, are entitled to claim maintenance from their husbands under Section 125 of the Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC), 1973, “irrespective of her personal law”.
the right of Muslim women to seek recourse to Section 125 will not be eclipsed by the provisions of the Muslim Women (Protection of Rights on Divorce) Act, 1986, enacted by the then Rajiv Gandhi government after the landmark Shah Bano judgment of 1985.
In this video lecture, Sitender Choudhary is trying to explain the whole matter in a very simple way in less than 6 minutes.
What is covered in this video?
1. Section 125 CrPC
2. What is Shah Bano Case
3. Rights of Muslim women after divorce.
4. Women rights Vs religious law.
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