How all forms of unilateral Talaq violate Articles 14, 15 and 21 of Indian Constitution?

The Chief Justices and Judges of High Courts and Supreme Court take oath to protect the Constitution of India. This means that anything which is in conflict with our Constitution is NULL and VOID.
Hence, Judges should not care what is written in religious books. They are paid to protect the Constitution not any religion.
There are many forms of divorce in Islamic law. Though marriage under Muslim law happens with the consent of both the parties, a man can divorce his wife (unilaterally) without taking her opinion. There are 3 broad ways a man can divorce his wife(listed below):
The “The Muslim Women (Protection of Rights on Marriage) Act, 2019” passed by Modi Govt outlaws “Talaq-e-biddat” i.e. instant triple talaq. The two other forms of divorce are still lawful. If a man develops extra marital affair, he just needs to wait for 3 months to dump his wife and children.
Why these forms of unilateral divorce (which can used by men to divorce their wives) violate Articles 14, 15 and 21?
Hence, it is important that Talaq-e-Hasan and Talaq-e-Ahasan are declared unconstitutional to uphold the noble values of our Constitution.
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