Caa Protest  

On December 19, a massive protest broke out in Mangaluru where two people lost their lives, and more than ten police personnel were severely injured

While the nation has seen massive protests over the Citizenship Amendment Act, there seems to be a lot of cries of discrimination. But should providing citizenship lean towards those persecuted or should we include those who are not too?

A Hanuman temple was desecrated in Bihar in the name of protests against CAA 

Uttar Pradesh chief minister Yogi Adityanath ordering the attachment of properties belonging to vandals as a solution to recover the losses has raised many eyebrows. But there is a precedence to it.  

The BJP has already declared that it will reach out to approximately three crore families and hold public gatherings and 250 press conferences with respect to the National Register of Citizens (NRC) and Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA). 

While it is constitutionally guaranteed that protests can be held peacefully, many protesters in the country, opposing the CAA, are bereft of facts and figures and are resorting to arson

The Citizenship Amendment Act provides citizenship for religiously subjugated minorities like Hindus from Pakistan, Afghanistan and Bangladesh and has nothing to do with the Indian citizens, especially, Indian Muslims. 

While protests over the Citizenship Amendment Act continue, how many of you are aware that Pakistan PM Imran Khan has just the doors for his brother Muslims from India, if they flee to Pakistan 

Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad has again embroiled himself in a needless controversy targeting India over the Citizenship Amendment Act. 

Prime Minister Narendra Modi discussed with his council of minister regarding the security measures in place to tackle violent protests across the country, even as Pakistan media said Muslims are better off in India than anywhere else. BSF jawans battled freezing weather to guard LoC at Jammu and Kashmir. Do not miss the headlines of the day on MyNation in 100 seconds.

Is it the Tukde Tukde Gang who induce violence, or is it the foreign power who are directing them into coordinating these grotesque protests over CAA while helpless taxpayers see their country burn?
 

Prime Minister Narendra Modi held talks with his council of ministers and discussed security measures to tackle violent protests against the Citizenship Amendment Act  
 

West Bengal BJP MP Roopa Ganguly condemned CAA protests for the damage caused to Indian Railways with burning stations and trains

R Ambedkar had rightly written in 1940 about the weakness of the Congress in its dealing with the Muslim community. He wrote that the policy of concession has increased Muslim aggressiveness.

Protests over the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) have erupted across the nation. The opposition has allegedly been instigating violence by instilling fear among the Muslims. But, here's a Pakistani anchor who says that Muslims in India are in a better position that in any other country.