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Why Parsis, Christians CAA Eligible But Not Muslims? Amit Shah Explains
Muslims are not eligible to apply for Indian citizenship under the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) because it is for a Muslim population that the country was partitioned, Union Home Minister Amit Shah has said.
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"Rahul Gandhi Should Publicly Explain His Opposition To CAA": Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah has dismissed former Congress president Rahul Gandhi and his party's criticism of the Citizenship Amendment Act, rules of which were notified this week.
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Government's Explainer On Citizenship Law Amid Opposition Attacks
The Citizenship Amendment Act - passed by Parliament in 2019 and notified by the government Monday, to come into effect weeks before the general election - have triggered a back-and-forth with the opposition accusing the BJP of polarising voters.
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Citizenship (Amendment) Act Explained: 5 Points
The rules for the controversial Citizenship (Amendment) Act, passed in 2019, were notified today, weeks before the nation votes to elect a new government. The Centre had maintained that rules will come into effect before 2024 polls.
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CAA "Legal, Can't Be Questioned Before Court": Centre To Supreme Court
The Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) is "perfectly legal and constitutional", the government today told the Supreme Court, asserting that the citizenship law was a matter concerning the sovereign power of parliament and "could not be questioned" before the court.
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"I Challenge Rahul Gandhi To Utter 10 Lines On Citizenship Law": JP Nadda
BJP national working president JP Nadda on Friday challenged Congress leader Rahul Gandhi to utter 10 lines to describe the Citizenship (Amendment) Act or CAA, and then explain his opposition to the new citizenship law in two lines.
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"Cut-Off Is 2014 Because...": BJP's Himanta Sarma Explains Citizenship Act
The cut-off for the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) was set at 2014 because the BJP-led centre has no choice but to shoulder the burden of "mistakes" committed by the Congress until that year, Assam Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has said.
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Why Parsis, Christians CAA Eligible But Not Muslims? Amit Shah Explains
Muslims are not eligible to apply for Indian citizenship under the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) because it is for a Muslim population that the country was partitioned, Union Home Minister Amit Shah has said.
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"Rahul Gandhi Should Publicly Explain His Opposition To CAA": Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah has dismissed former Congress president Rahul Gandhi and his party's criticism of the Citizenship Amendment Act, rules of which were notified this week.
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Government's Explainer On Citizenship Law Amid Opposition Attacks
The Citizenship Amendment Act - passed by Parliament in 2019 and notified by the government Monday, to come into effect weeks before the general election - have triggered a back-and-forth with the opposition accusing the BJP of polarising voters.
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Citizenship (Amendment) Act Explained: 5 Points
The rules for the controversial Citizenship (Amendment) Act, passed in 2019, were notified today, weeks before the nation votes to elect a new government. The Centre had maintained that rules will come into effect before 2024 polls.
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CAA "Legal, Can't Be Questioned Before Court": Centre To Supreme Court
The Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) is "perfectly legal and constitutional", the government today told the Supreme Court, asserting that the citizenship law was a matter concerning the sovereign power of parliament and "could not be questioned" before the court.
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"I Challenge Rahul Gandhi To Utter 10 Lines On Citizenship Law": JP Nadda
BJP national working president JP Nadda on Friday challenged Congress leader Rahul Gandhi to utter 10 lines to describe the Citizenship (Amendment) Act or CAA, and then explain his opposition to the new citizenship law in two lines.
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"Cut-Off Is 2014 Because...": BJP's Himanta Sarma Explains Citizenship Act
The cut-off for the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) was set at 2014 because the BJP-led centre has no choice but to shoulder the burden of "mistakes" committed by the Congress until that year, Assam Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has said.
