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To: Baronss who wrote (2218)	8/6/1998 5:41:00 PM
From: ratan lal	Respond to of 12475

Like everything in politics, its a game of give and take. So it depends on who wants UCC bad enough and what they are willing to give up for it. Personally I dont see what any politician would personally gain (yes I do believ that majority of them do everything for selfish reasons only) by passing UCC. So the chances of it being approved are remote. I do see the BJP wanting to get UCC so as to make it 1 nation 1 law (do actually that the current Prime minister is a selfless man - till power corrupts him) but not at the costs being imposed on them for this passage. Implementation is a long term affair. And may even take a new generation. Just like the constitution, it lays teh foundation to be strengthened over generations.