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Owaisi fires guns at BJP, says BJP wants to make poor & Muslims 'Stateless'

Owaisi fires guns at BJP, says BJP wants to make poor & Muslims 'Stateless'

Denouncing the recently enacted Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) once again, AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi went all guns blazing against BJP on March 16 in Hyderabad, Telangana. During a press conference, he alleged that the BJP government wants to make the poor and Muslims stateless. "Our case (challenging CAA) is already in the Supreme Court but at that time govt of India said that the rules are yet not framed. But now as the govt has issued the notifications and has framed the rules for CAA, going to the Supreme Court is a must. If the govt starts giving citizenship based on an unconstitutional law, it can be harmful... This govt is saying that if your religion is Islam, we won't provide you the citizenship, for this we have moved to the Supreme Court. The law was passed in 2019 by the ruling party, but they keep it as it is, when they saw that there would be an announcement for elections in a week, they came up with rules in the night by keeping in mind, the elections. The BJP-led govt wants to make the poor and Muslims stateless. 

17 March,2024 11:08 AM IST
Citizenship Amendment Act: India’s stern response to US over remarks on CAA

Citizenship Amendment Act: India’s stern response to US over remarks on CAA

Ministry of External Affairs Spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal heavily criticized the United States’ remarks on the implementation of the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) during a Press Conference in Delhi on March 15, describing it as “misplaced, misinformed and unwarranted”. MEA Spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said, “As you are well aware, the Citizenship Amendment Act 2019 is an internal matter of India and is in keeping with India's inclusive traditions and a long-standing commitment to human rights. The act grants a haven to persecuted minorities belonging to Hindu, Sikh, Buddhist, Parsi, and Christian communities from Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Bangladesh who have entered India on or before December 31, 2014. The CAA is about giving citizenship, not taking away citizenship, so this must be underlined. It addresses the issue of statelessness, provides human dignity, and supports human rights. As regards the US State Department's statement on the implementation of CAA and the comments made by several others, we are of the view that it is misplaced, misinformed, and unwarranted. India's constitution guarantees freedom of religion to all its citizens. There are no grounds for any concern or treatment of minorities. Vote bank politics should not determine views about a laudable initiative to help those in distress. Lectures by those who have a limited understanding of India's pluralistic traditions and the region's post-partition history are best not attempted. Partners and wellwishers of India should welcome the intent with which this step has been taken.”

15 March,2024 08:23 PM IST
Citizenship Amendment Act: Watch Amit Shah’s savage reply as US raises concern

Citizenship Amendment Act: Watch Amit Shah’s savage reply as US raises concern

The recently implemented Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) in India is grabbing attention from all the corners of the world. The United States stated that it is concerned over the implementation of the Citizenship Amendment Act in India. US State Dept Spox Matthew Miller said that the US is closely monitoring the situation in India. Notably, the question against CAA in the State Dept was raised by Pakistani journalist Jahanzaib Ali. Recently, Home Minister Amit Shah on ANI Podcast with Smita Prakash, condemned the foreign media questioning CAA.

15 March,2024 02:24 PM IST
Lok Sabha Elections 2024: Will Modi Govt Turn Dictatorial with Over 400 Seats?

Lok Sabha Elections 2024: Will Modi Govt Turn Dictatorial with Over 400 Seats?

Home Minister Amit Shah addressed apprehensions regarding the Citizenship Amendment Act and the potential for the Modi government to become dictatorial if the NDA secures over 400 seats in the Lok Sabha elections. Shah referenced historical precedents, noting instances when the Gandhis, including Rajiv Gandhi, secured similar majorities

15 March,2024 11:24 AM IST
Citizenship Amendment Act: HM Amit Shah explains why CAA doesn't include Muslims

Citizenship Amendment Act: HM Amit Shah explains why CAA doesn't include Muslims

PM Modi implemented CAA on 11th of March. After the implementation several doubts have been raised which has now been cleared by the Union Home Minister Amit Shah. He had a detailed discussion on CAA in an interview on 14th March. He was asked about his stance on international media terming CAA as an "anti-muslim" law. To this, he replied, "You cannot see this law in isolation. In 1947, partition was done based on religion... Congress leaders at the time had said that people who migrated could come back anytime. But due to appeasement politics, Congress never fulfilled its promise... "

14 March,2024 03:29 PM IST
Citizenship Amendment Act: Hardeep Singh slams those criticizing CAA

Citizenship Amendment Act: Hardeep Singh slams those criticizing CAA

PM Modi implemented CAA on March 11. Union Minister for Housing & Urban Affairs, Hardeep Singh Puri took a sharp jibe at the political leaders opposing Citizenship Amendment Act. He said, “There are persecuted minorities in some of our neighbouring countries- Buddhists, Christians, Jains, Hindus, Sikhs, among others... In 1947, the population of Hindus in Pakistan was 24% which stands at 1% today. In erstwhile East Pakistan, there was a certain Hindu population but now there are just 7%. Some of these people who came to India before 2014 are being given a right. The people who are suddenly worried that these few immigrants will take away all jobs and resources need to know that our population is 140 crores and only 1000 people have registered on the portal so far. The number of people who had applied for citizenship under the Citizenship Act of 1955 is also just 4000. What is this completely distorted picture which is being presented? This is not about religion.

14 March,2024 11:27 AM IST
Citizenship Amendment Act: Religious leaders thank PM Modi for implementation of

Citizenship Amendment Act: Religious leaders thank PM Modi for implementation of

PM Modi implemented CAA on 11th of March. Spiritual leaders hailed the CAA implementation and heaped praised on Prime Minister Narendra Modi on March 13 and said that it was a much needed law to enable the minority communities of neighboring countries to live with respect and dignity in India. Dastur Khurshed kaikobad Dastoor hailed the CAA and said, “We see it as a welcome step. The Parsis are the most miniscule community in the world. It will be of much help…that they will get citizenship in this holy land, who has always welcomed us.”Acharya Pragya Sagar Ji Maharaj said, “We welcome the CAA. For the Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal to say things like, population will increase (due to CAA) is wrong". Watch video for more. 

14 March,2024 10:42 AM IST
Citizenship Amendment Act: What is CAA and how will it impact Elections 2024?

Citizenship Amendment Act: What is CAA and how will it impact Elections 2024?

Ever since the rules have been notified by the Indian government for implementing the Citizenship Amendment Act, it has become one of the most debatable topics in the recent times. While a section of people oppose it, others support it and even celebrate it. While the law was introduced way back in the year 2016 and passed in the parliament in the year 2019, it is now that it is going to be enforced. But what is CAA or the Citizenship Amendment Act that is so controversial right now? With Lok Sabha Elections just weeks away, how is it going to impact the Elections 2024? Watch the video to know more.

13 March,2024 06:56 PM IST
Citizenship Amendment Act: Pak refugees praise PM Modi for implementing CAA

Citizenship Amendment Act: Pak refugees praise PM Modi for implementing CAA

Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) 2019 has been finally implemented in India. The Union Home Ministry has notified rules for implementation of Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) on March 11, days ahead of LS Polls 2024. Home Minister Amit Shah, on multiple occasions, said that CAA rules would be notified ahead of the Lok Sabha elections to be held in April-May. The implementation of CAA triggered a wave of celebration among the refugees. Pakistani refugees on March 12 lauded Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi for implementing the Citizenship Amendment Act. In a self-made video shared by Bharatiya Janata Party leader Manoj Tiwari, showed refugees expressing their excitement and praising the Indian Prime Minister.

13 March,2024 02:21 PM IST
Citizenship Amendment Act: K Annamalai condemns CM Stalin for his remark on CAA

Citizenship Amendment Act: K Annamalai condemns CM Stalin for his remark on CAA

Modi Government implemented CAA on 11th of March which has created a nationwide stir among people. BJP Tamil Nadu President K Annamalai on March 12 attacked DMK and CM MK Stalin over his remark that he will not allow implementation of CAA in Tamil Nadu. While attacking DMK, CM Stalin Annamalai said all the persecuted minorities are happy and CM Stalin should resign for making such kind of statement.    He said, “In these three countries any religious persecuted minorities have come in so they will be granted citizenship by following a process… This amendment is not going to take a citizen from anybody, in fact, people are going to gain their citizenship. In what world Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu is living? So what authority does he have to say that I am going to prevent this from happening, he cannot prevent it, how can he prevent it? It is going against the oath he has taken, better he resigns and gives a political speech…All the religious persecuted minorities are happy yesterday they celebrated sweets, are then not our people?”

13 March,2024 10:59 AM IST

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