NEW DELHI: The All India Muslim Personal Law Board (AIMPLB) has announced a nationwide campaign focusing on issues related to the Constitution, Muslim personal law and religious rights. The campaign is scheduled to begin with a major programme at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar on September 17, 2026.
The campaign has been described as “Save Constitution – Save Sharia” and is expected to include public meetings and peaceful demonstrations in different parts of the country.
According to reports, the AIMPLB is opposing the proposed Uniform Civil Code (UCC) and has said that it will raise concerns related to Muslim personal law and religious freedom.
Programme to Begin at Jantar Mantar
- The first major programme of the campaign is planned for September 17 at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi. Organisers have called for a peaceful and disciplined public mobilisation to present their concerns before the government and the wider public.
- The campaign is expected to continue through December 15, with public meetings and peaceful programmes planned in different cities.
Focus on Muslim Personal Law and Religious Rights
- The AIMPLB has stated that protecting Muslim personal law and constitutional rights will be among the major concerns of the campaign.
- The Board has also raised objections to the Uniform Civil Code, arguing that changes affecting personal laws and religious practices should take into account constitutional protections and the rights of religious communities.
Legal and Constitutional Approach
- The campaign is not limited to public demonstrations. The AIMPLB has indicated that it may also pursue legal options on issues concerning UCC and Muslim personal law.
- The organisation has also planned to submit a charter of demands to the authorities through appropriate constitutional and administrative channels.
Appeal for Peaceful Participation
- The proposed campaign has been described as peaceful. Organisers are expected to call upon participants to maintain discipline and follow the law during demonstrations and public meetings.
- The September 17 programme at Jantar Mantar is therefore expected to be an important starting point for the wider campaign.
- The developments are likely to draw attention because the debate over the Uniform Civil Code, religious freedom and personal laws remains an important constitutional and political issue in India.
Business Galaxy will continue to follow the developments and report verified information as further details about the programme become available.
