The Supreme Court asks the Centre to submit its viewpoint on whether polygamy among Muslims should be banned. Multiple reports state that the court is seeking the government’s stand in a legal matter, indicating that the issue is under judicial consideration rather than yet settled by a final ruling. The request is framed around whether any legal prohibition is warranted, and it comes as the court evaluates arguments likely related to personal law, constitutional questions, and the implications of restricting polygamous practices. The sources do not indicate that the court has issued a final order banning polygamy; instead, the focus is on obtaining the Centre’s position as part of the proceedings. The matter is expected to proceed after the government files its response, at which point the court may consider further arguments and evidence from all parties. Reports provide limited factual detail beyond the Supreme Court’s decision to seek the Centre’s response.