The Tribune, New Delhi, May, 24, 2010, page 10
Marriage Law
Harish K. Monga’s letter “Time for a common marriage law” (May 17) struck a much-desired chord of harmony and sanity in an otherwise frenzied atmosphere. His suggestion of framing a uniform law for the registration of marriages irrespective of caste, creed and religion is quite sensible. However, Mr. Monga’s assertion regarding the freedom to choose the marriage partners is subject to a rider. Personal law and also the Special Marriage Act, 1954, enumerate certain persons, although with varying degree and scope, with whom marriage is forbidden.
NEETI BANSAL GOYAL
Samalkha
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