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The Centre’s notification of rules of theCitizenship (Amendment) Act (CAA), weeks ahead of the Lok Sabha polls, has left the two tribal organisations which are part of the BJP-led ruling coalition in Tripura, which shares over 80% of its border with Bangladesh, in a spot.
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Wednesday said that if one crore people come to India after the implementation of the Citizenship Amendment Act there will be ‘riots all around’. He also asked “where will we settle them".
Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal on March 13 slammed the Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led BJP government over the implementation of Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA).
West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee will lead a roadshow in Siliguri on Wednesday to protest against the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) and a proposed National Register of Citizens. This comes a day after Mamata called the Act “unconstitutional and discriminatory” and told people of the state not to apply for citizenship as they would be “marked as refugees and infiltrators … deprived of government schemes”.
In the complicated terrain of West Bengal politics, the Matua community has increasingly become assertive over the past couple of decades. It is now a crucial vote bank that parties with the ambition of doing well in the state vie to keep on their side. With the Union government notifying the Citizenship Amendment Act rules, the BJP hopes to ensure that the Matuas stay with it, unlike the2021 Assembly elections, and help it build on the gains made five years ago.
FOUR YEARS after the Citizenship (Amendment) Act was passed, its rules have been notified just ahead of the next general elections as the Narendra Modi government wants to emphasise its message to voters that “Jo kaha, voh kiya (delivered all that we promised)”.
With the Narendra Modi-led government notifying the rules of the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), Tuesday will be all about how it all plays out on the national political stage and in states such as Assam and West Bengal where the Centre’s move is expected to have an immediate effect.
The Home Ministry on March 11 notified the Citizenship Amendment Act's (CAA) rules.