The Citizenship Amendment Act, or CAA, is a law passed by the Indian Parliament in 2019. It aims to amend the country’s citizenship laws, defines illegal immigrants and lays down the rules and prerequisites for applying for Indian citizenship. It allows minorities of six communities, namely Hindus, Sikhs, Buddhists, Jains, Parsis, and Christians, from India’s neighboring countries — Pakistan, Afghanistan, or Bangladesh — who entered India before 31 December 2014 to get citizenship more easily on the grounds of religious persecution.
Off late …even Supreme Court too is infested with far right ideologists sitting on the chair of higher judiciary.
The Supreme Court has recently become another RSS department.
what sense will it make later? justice delayed is justice denied!
It looks India’s librandus and sickulars have gone mad seeing their all round rejection by Indian masses. If they think that they can ignite the fire and remain safe, they will themselves become fodder to the violence.