CAA

Jaising indicated that no citizenship should be granted under the law as that will affect the minority communities. On asking how would providing citizenship under the law affect minority communities in India, Jaising said, "Because they (Hindus arriving from nearby Islamic countries) will get voting rights..that is how it will affect them (Muslims)."

During the hearing, SG Mehta slammed Advocate Nizam Pasha for needlessly dragging NRC into CAA issue.

When the same country gave citizenship to so-called 'foreigners' in 1955, 1986, 1992, 2003 and 2005, it is inhuman and unconstitutional to oppose citizenship of six minority communities displaced due to extreme religious persecution for political reasons.

Asaduddin Owaisi had also submitted a petition against CAA in the Supreme Curt in 2019.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah emphasised yet again that Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir (PoK) is an integral part of India. Amit Shah also added that the residents of PoK are Indian citizens irrespective of their religion.

The Union Home Ministry has launched a mobile app named CAA-2019 to enable registering applications under the Citizenship Amendment Act.

Far-left propaganda website The Wire sought the views of a functionary of the Taliban, a jihadi outfit, to oppose the CAA.

It is worth noting that Kejriwal has been calling the persecuted minorities from the three Islamic nations as "Pakistanis" in an attempt to establish a narrative against the oppressed Hindus, implying that these refugees are from an 'enemy nation'.

After the US expressed concerns over the CAA, MEA said that those who have a "limited understanding of India's pluralistic traditions" should not make "misplaced, misinformed, and unwarranted" comments

While the USA chooses to 'watch closely' India's internal policies, it overlooks its analogous legislation aimed at aiding persecuted religious minorities.