The board also announced a silent march of Muslim women will be taken out here tomorrow in support of its demands.
"It is a totally defective bill and not only against the Constitution but also against Islamic principles. A large number of Muslim women are worried and lot of protests are on across the country against the bill, AIMPLB secretary, Umrain Mahfooz, said at a press conference here.
He said that the board had written to the prime minister expressing concerns over the bill but there was no response.
Board member Yasmin Farooqui said a large number of Muslim women will take out a silent march tomorrow against the bill.
The bill is anti-women, anti children. It is going to break families. The bill has been drafted in such a way that it will damage families and increase problems for women," she said.
She said the silent march will be carried out from Chardarwaja to Muslim Musafirkhana.
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