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Bakhtawar Bhutto Clarifies the Stance of Sindh Compulsory Marriage Act

SHARES The ‘Sindh Compulsory Marriage Act’ took the internet by storm yesterday. While many have expressed their approval, many public figures are totally against it. Bakhtawar Bhutto, on the other hand, clarified that the bill has nothing to do with Sindh Government. Muttahida Majlis-e-Amal (MMA) MPA Syed Abdul Rasheed presented a draft of “The Sindh Compulsory Marriage Act, 2021” before the Sindh Assembly Secretariat, according to which, parents who fail to marry their children off after they turn 18 will have to pay Rs500 as a fine. Moreover, they will have to, “submit an undertaking with justified reason of delay before the Deputy Commissioner of the District”.

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Twitter is rolling its eyes at a bill proposing to make it mandatory for children to get married at 18 - Comment

Twitter is rolling its eyes at a bill proposing to make it mandatory for children to get married at 18 - Comment
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SAMAA - Make marriage compulsory by 18, says Sindh MPA s bill

Muttahida Majlis-e-Amal MPA Abdul Rasheed has submitted a bill to the Sindh Assembly secretariat that calls for parents to marry off their children by 18. The bill has yet to be tabled. The bill says that if parents are unable to comply, they will provide a “justified reason of delay” before the deputy commissioner of the district. If they fail to report to the DC, they will be fined Rs500. Rasheed told Samaa Digital that the bill is in accordance with Islamic teachings. “Rising rape cases, social ills, immorality and immoral crimes can be reduced by following Sharia teachings…and marrying off children by 18 or puberty.” Other MPAs told Samaa that the bill is unlikely to pass, an.

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Sindh MPA seeks to bring law, making it mandatory for parents to wed off children at 18 - Pakistan

Bill states parents who do not marry their children off at 18 will have to submit an undertaking with justified reason of delay.

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Parents who do not marry off children at age 18 will be fined under law by Pakistani politician

The bill, called The Sindh Compulsory Marriage Act, 2021, recommends fines of Rs500 ($6.88) for parents who fail to marry their children off at age 18 and has reportedly won support from politicians.

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