Their main argument is that this discriminatory treatment would always create a sense of alienation from the main stream of the Indian society. BJP has been saying all along that if it came to power at the centre, it would do away with this special treatment. But the majority of political parties are not for abolition of Article 370. The second contentious issue relates to Common Civil Code. The main argument of BJP has been that in a country like India where multi religious groups live, there is a need for uniform or common civil laws pertaining to marriage and divorce in particular.
Personal laws are detrimental to national integration as well.
It is true that their argument is supported by Article 44 of the Constitution which says that the State shall endeavour to implement Common Civil Code for all citizens, irrespective of their religious affiliation. It is equally true that Muslims are totally opposed to this move. The demolition of Babri Mosque is condemned by all including Atal Bihari Vajpayee, the present Prime Minister. BJP and Sangh Parivar are committed to the construction of Ram temple on the disputed site in Ayodhya. But the vast majority of the Hindus and political parties and almost all the Muslims are opposed to this.