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Is India dealing with triple talaq in a dignified manner?

As many Muslim women want the triple talaq Bill to be scrapped, some say amendments are the need of the hour

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Illustration/Ravi Jadhav
Illustration/Ravi Jadhav

The minute we start thinking that India has finally managed to do away with triple talaq, something more worrying has come to the fore. The intention behind abolishing instant talaq and implementing The Muslim Women (Protection of Rights on Marriage) Bill, 2017, was to protect the rights of Muslim women and give them a life they are entitled to. But with thousands of women taking to the streets to protest against the provisions of the Bill, the question that arises at the moment is whether the country is dealing with Muslim divorce in a dignified manner. mid-day takes a look at how other countries, where triple talaq has been banned, deal with divorce, and whether India has something to learn.

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