Which of the following statements regarding the practise of "Talaq" is FALSE according to the Muslim Personal Laws in India?
The custom of saying the word "talaq" three times in a row is known as talaq-e-bid'ah.
Talaq-e-ahsan entails a single "talaq" proclamation followed by a three-cycle waiting time
In the famous Shayara Bano case, the constitutionality of the talaq-e-bid'ah was maintained
During the Talaq-e-Ahsan waiting period, a husband may cancel the "talaq."
The practise of "Talaq-e-bid'ah" (or instant triple talaq) was deemed unconstitutional by the Supreme Court of India in the historic Shayara Bano case, popularly known as the "Triple Talaq case," in 2017. In this custom, the husband divorced his wife immediately by saying the word "talaq" three times in a row. According to the ruling, this type of talaq was arbitrary and went against the Constitution's guarantee of equality. Because Talaq-e-bid'ah was pronounced unlawful in this instance rather than being supported under the constitution, Option C is erroneous. hence option C is the correct option.