"Controversial Citizenship Law in India Excludes Muslims, Eases Rules for Others"
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India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government has announced rules to implement a 2019 citizenship law that excludes Muslims, providing a fast track to naturalization for religious minorities from neighboring countries. Critics argue that the law is discriminatory and undermines India's secular foundation, while human rights groups have condemned it as legitimizing religious-based discrimination. With the law's implementation weeks before Modi seeks a third term, concerns about marginalizing Muslims and polarizing the upcoming elections have been raised.
- India's steps to impose citizenship law would exclude Muslims NPR
- India moves to implement controversial citizenship bill that excludes Muslims CNN
- No passport, no visa: Rules eased for seeking citizenship under CAA The Indian Express
- India enacts citizenship law criticised as ‘discriminatory’ to Muslims The Guardian
- Owaisi slams implementation of CAA The Times of India
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