Detention centres exist in India, despite the prime minister's claims to the contrary
From revocation of J&K's special status to the Citizenship Amendment Act, Business Standard lists six defining events of 2019 that became the biggest political issues in India
Kishor, on his part, has been demanding an "official announcement" from Congress president Sonia Gandhi that NRC will not be implemented in the states ruled by her party
The government should unconditionally state that they support the NPR form and design of 2010, said Chidambaram
Pujari said the BJP will hold meetings at one lakh venues across the country to tell the people about CAA
These rallies are aimed at "dispelling the misinformation and myths" surrounding the law
He said today's India is not of Jawahar Lal Nehru and Gandhi, but of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Amit Shah
Denies link between NPR, NRC; Oppn steps up attack, says govt caught in its own trap
In an interview to a private news agency, Union Home Minister Amit Shah asserted that not just was there no "link", but also that no NRC would be conducted.
At least 24 people have died across India in protests that broke out when Parliament passed the Citizenship (Amendment) Act on December 11.
On Sunday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi had also said that there has been no discussion in the government on the NRC
The protestors raised "go back" slogans and showed placards that read "No NRC, No CAA"
Sarma said if the sample reverification in border districts do not find anomalies, then the party will take back its words on faulty allegation
The PM needs to clarify his party's stand
Prime Minister Narendra Modi was criticised by several opposition leaders on claim at a public rally in the national capital on Sunday that his government never discussed a nationwide NRC
Prime Minister Narendra Modi tells Delhi rally Citizenship (Amendment) Act and National Register of Citizens (NRC) are not agains Muslims.
Nadda had last week struck a hardline tone amid protests in different parts of the country, saying the CAA will be implemented across the country and so will the NRC
Hitting out at Prime Minister Narendra Modi for claiming his government never discussed the National Register of Citizens (NRC), the Congress on Monday alleged that the BJP is trying to fool the country. The BJP in its Jharkhand assembly election manifesto has claimed it will implement the NRC and Union Home Minister Amit Shah has said it will be implemented across the country, but the prime minister is now claiming just the opposite, the Congress said. "Welcome to the conversation PM Modi, the country has been waiting for you. It's sad that the first time you've addressed the growing unrest in our nation you do so with hate & lies, but alas, what more can we expect from the Divider in Chief," the opposition party said on Twitter. In a rally here on Sunday, Modi sought to allay apprehensions, especially among Muslims, on the NRC, saying his government has never discussed it since coming to power for the first time in 2014. It has been discussed neither in Parliament nor in the ...
A possible way of sustaining numbers is to broad base the protests by adopting other connected demands
'The economy is lost. Please help us find it,' stated a placard at the Jantar Mantar demonstration last week, held aloft by a young man