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Home Questions & Answers General Knowledge Constitution Question Answers Which of the following is correct for the Hindu Succession Amendment Bill 2004 which the Parliaments has passed in 2005?

    Which of the following is correct for the Hindu Succession Amendment Bill 2004 which the Parliaments has passed in 2005?

  • Giving equal rights to Hindu, Muslim and Christian women in the Parental property as the sons have
  • Giving equal rights to Hindu women in paternal property as the sons have
  • Giving equal rights to Hindu, Buddhist, Jain and Sikh Women, including married daughters, in the parental property as the sons have
  • Giving equal rights to all women, including married daughters, in the parental property as the sons have

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