CAA Reactions Highlights: Purely a communal exercise to divide the nation, says Shashi Tharoor
Reactions kept pouring in drones from the Opposition parties on Monday as the Centre notified the rules for the Citizenship (Amendment) Act. They said the BJP was trying to divide society and polarise the atmosphere ahead of general elections. Congress MP Shashi Tharoor called the implementation as morally, constitutionally wrong. He said such a 'communal exercise' will only divide the country. BJP leaders on the other hand, as expected hailed the decision and party leader Shantanu Thakur even likened it to the idea of gaining new Independence. Kerala CM Vijayan also hit out at the BJP and said the state won't implement the communally divisive law. That's all for today, we will be back tomorrow with more updates as we dive more into the politics of the country amid the CAA implementation and the impending Lok Sabha polls. Thank you and goodnight!
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Opposition parties on Monday slammed the Centre for notifying the rules for the Citizenship (Amendment) Act, alleging the BJP was trying to divide society and polarise the atmosphere ahead of general elections, even as the ruling party hailed it as a historic decision.
These issues should have been discussed with country at large and then taken a decision on: Former Chhattisgarh Deputy CM TS Singh Deo
Former TS Singh Deo says "These are issues which should have been discussed with the country at large and then take decisions...You should talk, make it acceptable and then do it
Activists from various organisations, including the All Assam Students' Union (AASU), burned copies of the Act following the news. Opposition parties have called for a bandh tomorrow.
If BJP was sincere with the law, they would have passed it 4 years ago, says Venugopal
This is diversionary tactic. It had been passed in the Parliament four years and three months ago. Why this delay? If they had sincerity on this issue, they could have enacted this law four years back, says Congress leader KC Venugopal