“In matters of conscience, the law of the majority has no place.” ― Mahatma Gandhi.

Religion has no place in Governance in a Democracy, unless it is a Democracy where "All People are Equal but Some People are More Equal than Others".

When the law was made in 1950 then it was clearly mentioned in the Indian Constitution how citizenship will be given to anyone who was born here. Anyone who has lived here for 11 years will get citizenship whether Hindu, Sikh, Christian or Muslim."


What is Sad is in a War no side will agree it is at fault. All this violence and bloodshed in the name of God and Religion and we are all victims as we are born into one religion or the other for no fault of ours. Religious Conflict is the main reason why the world is in such mess in 2020 ? Chaaha Hai Kya ? Paaya Hai Kya? Just pain and misery. Sad world we live in. Can Gods not take the responsibility and resolve this feud between themselves. Australian Fires brought the people together CAA fires have divided the Nation on religious grounds. Sad but True.

Friday, 13 March 2020

134 - 13th March 2020 - CAA Daily Updates,


CAA India, Daily update ⋅ March 13, 2020
PFI president communicated with senior politician over anti-CAA protests: Investigators
India Today
India Today learnt that the communication between Mohammad Parvez Ahmed and the senior leader was in connection with protests against ...

India's friends can't ignore its slide from democracy
The Strategist (blog)
The anti-Muslim agenda is being put into action through the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), which passed in December, and the proposed national ...

CAA myths flared Delhi riots, no violation of privacy to identify rioters: Key takeaways from Amit ...
India Today
"I want to tell Muslims of India that don't believe in rumours. The CAA is not a law that will take anybody's citizenship away, but is a law which grants ...

India should also accede to the UN refugee convention
Hindustan Times
The CAA was seen to reflect a vision of India as a Hindu nation where Muslims are not welcome. These protests still going on across the country.

Delhi's shame is India's shame
The Hindu
Over time, protests against the CAA became larger in scope, specially in urban centres such as Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai and Bengaluru, but no attempt ...

Global Monitor Adds India to Watchlist for 'Decline' in Fundamental Freedoms
The Wire
In response, the Indian government has claimed that no foreign party has “locus standi” on CAA as it pertains to Indian sovereignty.

Anti-CAA stir called off temporarily
Times of India
However, in the wake of raising tensions, they decided to drop the anti–CAA protests. Download The Times of India News App for Latest City News.

The Urdu Press: CAA-NRC-NPR
The Indian Express
The editorial says that Amit Shah accuses the Opposition of fomenting trouble, but asks if “Indians are so foolish as to get instigated on giving up peace ( ...

No CAATSA Guarantees for India Despite Growing Defence-Trade Ties With US
Bharat Shakti
Despite some media reports in India suggesting that the Asian country has been awarded 'waiver' status under CAATSA – effectively shielding it from ...

Leader of Indian community accused of threatening Auckland protesters
Newshub
The Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) fast tracks citizenship for illegal migrants in India fleeing persecution in their home countries. The law covers ...