Opposition parties demanded for no further amendments in the secular Indian constitution. The introduction of citizenship bill was highly rejected by various political parties as there’s mass protests carried out.

 

There was an 11 hour shutdown called by the students in the country to protest against discrimination with citizenship bill. North East students have called on the govt for not imposing the bill for no mutual benefits. There could be chaos and the nation will be under deep trouble, it was reported as the students’s claimed so.

 

Also the United States Commission stated through International Religious Freedom that: “There will be sanctions against Home Minister Amit Shah if the bill gets passed in Rajya Sabha (RS)”. This was known to us by some reliable foreign online sources. The US is looking to ban issuing visa to Amit Shah. Amit Shah will not be able to visit the USA as Narendra Modi was previously banned after 2002 Gujarat riots. However, Mr PM Modi was released from the ban.

Citizenship Bill & BJP Dominance

If the citizenship bill gets passed then BJP dominance over all types of judgement will be revealed. Recently, the BJP was successful in gaining favor from Supreme Court. The SC passed the Triple Talaq bill and the decision against Babri Masjid that were horrible errors. The former was not necessary because a Muslim man if jailed then who will take care of the divorced wife? Latter was too much as there never ever any temple existed before the construction of Babri Masjid. Thus, it’s pure vote bank politics that BJP is playing without providing benefits to the people of a great nation.

 

Finally, the constitution says that those who lived in India and survived are Indian citizens. If BJP wants to kick out only Muslims from India then it’s nothing but diverting the attention of the people. BJP wants to create such an atmosphere that people should forget about their basic needs and live on tea. Their motive is to hide their failures and please the people. And that will not be acceptable if Indians think sensibly.

Khalid M Raza