Law Commission of India Consultation Paper on Reform of Family Law
31 August 2018  https://archive.pib.gov.in/documents/rlink/2018/aug/p201883101.pdf

Opposition is wrong in resisting UCC. It’s poor politics, runs against Constitution spirit Yogendra Yadav 21.6.2023 https://theprint.in/opinion/opposition-is-wrong-in-resisting-ucc-its-poor-politics-runs-against-constitution-spirit/1635438/
The whole point of reviving this proposal is to push the opposition into a photo-op with the conservative leadership. And the opposition is stepping into this trap.

It is a mark of our times that secular politics retreats from whatever ground the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) and the BJP illegitimately encroach upon—Hinduism, traditions, nationalism, and now the UCC. If this retreat must be halted, secular politics must reclaim the principled and progressive position on the UCC. It must assert that the UCC has nothing to do with customs and practices of any one religion; it is about asserting the uniform primacy of constitutional principles of equality between and within religious communities and uniformly ensuring gender justice. It must realise that opposing the idea of a UCC is poor politics

How India’s financial capital shrunk protest sites, turned down protesters’ volume https://questionofcities.org/how-indias-financial-capital-shrunk-protest-sites-and-turned-down-protesters-volume/
Bombay, later Mumbai, has seen huge historical protests. Its protest sites were many – Chowpatty, Hutatma Chowk, Kala Ghoda, Gowalia Tank Maidan (now August Kranti Maidan), Jambori Maidan, Azad Maidan, Dadar station. All of them witnessed massive demonstrations and protests over the years including the landmark railway union strike and textile mill workers’ strike in the 1970-80s. In the post-liberalised Mumbai, democratic spaces for protests have been shut down or simply shrunk, as in Azad Maidan.

“This interaction between the public and protestors was the life-blood of these protests. They knew that the roads would be blocked and they would have to wait for some time on the road, but that is how democracy functions…The nature and cause of the protests underlined the choice of space,” points out Dr Mamta Mantri her book Cities and Protests: Perspectives in Spatial Criticism