He stated that each and every nation on the earth has this provision of the One Nation One Law that governs its people.

“We will have to set an example by celebrating our diversity and by upholding the idea of ‘One Nation, One Law, and One people’,” he said.

Elaborating on the concept Indresh Kumar said that the bond of our unity lies in the quintessential sense of being Bharatiya, Hindustani, Indian, and Indianness. There may be different religions and their followers in our country and there is also a possibility of exploitation and injustice. But Bharat is the only country in the entire world that celebrates, accepts, and respects all religions and cultures in the most harmonious way. Therefore, the implementation of ‘One Nation One Law’ or the Universal Civil Code will make the country peaceful, he said.

Prof Mazhar Asif underscored the significance of the Uniform Civil Code and the various problems that ‘One Nation One Law’ can remove from our society, especially Muslim communities.

Neelam C Dey in her speech, shed light on the significance of the Uniform Civil Code and explained that most of the laws related to the Christian community are already according to the One Nation One Law theory.

She also highlighted the fact that this will lead to women’s empowerment and development in society.

Prof. (Dr) Manoj K Sinha in his deliberation praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his initiatives and putting forth the idea of ‘One earth, one family, one future’. He also highlighted the necessity of ‘One Global Law’ against the increasing problem of terrorism. He pointed out that the best way to implement the One Civil Code is to convince each and every section of society.

According to him when society demands a law and it percolates in a better and more effective way. Prof. Sinha observed that a peaceful resolution of any problem is the best way to move forward.