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It is our duty to protect persecuted minorities from neighbouring Islamic nations: PM Modi in Assam

The Prime Minister asserted that it was India's duty to provide shelter to people who have suffered immense oppression in neighbouring countries due to their non-Islamic faith. He argued that the Citizenship Amendment Bill is directed towards this purpose.

After Meghalaya CM, Nagaland CM also opposes the Citizenship Amendment Bill

Nagaland parties oppose the Citizenship Amendment Bill

We should quit India if Citizenship Amendment Bill is passed: threatens activist Akhil Gogoi

Akil Gogoi raises secessionist rant over the Citizenship Amendment Bill

Only Citizenship Amendment Bill can save Assam from becoming another Jammu and Kashmir: Himanta Biswa Sarma

Himanat Biswa Sarma has said that without citizenship Bill, Assam will end up like Kammu and Kashmir.

JD(U) to oppose Citizenship Amendment Bill in Rajya Sabha, will send leaders to join protests in Assam

JD(U) leaders Prashant Kishore, KC Tyagi and Sanjay Verma will join protests in Guwahati on Republic Day.

Congress and TMC walk out of the Citizenship Amendment Bill debate in the Lok Sabha

The Bill proposes to allow the religious minorities in Afghanistan, Bangladesh and Pakistan to acquire the Indian citizenship by way of naturalisation.

Union government forms High Level Committee for implementation of clause 6 of Assam Accord

Even after more than 3 decades, most provisions of the Assam Accord 1985 remains unfulfilled

Mamata Banerjee bats for ‘refugees’, says Bengal will take care of anyone seeking ‘shelter’

Mamata Banerjee has been vocally critical of the BJP led central government over the NRC final draft publication in the state of Assam

Supreme Court extends NRC deadline, claims to be filed by 31 December

The NRC is being implemented in Assam as a method to identify citizens and illegal immigrants.

India is not a ‘dharamshala’ for illegal immigrants, they should be identified and deported: BJP Chief Amit Shah

Amit Shah accused opposition parties of using illegal immigrants as a vote bank for 70 years and said that they are now a threat to the country

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