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The violent agitation against the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) also had its comic moments. Ramchandra Guha, Mamata Banerjee, Kamal Hassan feature in this list of strange acts that stirred up protests

 

In  a mood to bust all lies of the opposition in relation to the CAA, PM Narendra Modi invoked Mahatma Gandhi and his appeal to allow Hindus and Sikhs to India and added that the opposition is coming up with newer tactics to make Muslims fear 

Three leaders across the country – Digvijay Singh, Mamata Banerjee and UT Khader – have not held themselves back from issuing blatantly incendiary comments to fan embers of vandalism.  

West Bengal Governor Jagdeep Dhankar said that CM Mamata Banerjee has taken an unconstitutional route by her public stance on CAA

The fires, the infernos, the different acts of vandalism in the name of anti-CAA protests, all are an epitome, a grand advertisement of Congress’s appeasement.

West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee today dared the ruling BJP to conduct a UN-monitored referendum on Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA). Meanwhile, the ministry of home affairs called for an emergency review meeting on the security situation arising due to protests against Citizenship Act.
 

Tough legal battle awaits WB CM Mamata Banerjee as lawyers and businessmen have approached the Calcutta high court over her decision not to implement NRC and CAB, now a law. 

While pseudo-liberals scream at the top of their voices saying ‘step-motherly’ treatment, CAB is like a one-time offer to accommodate non-Muslims into the Indian nation. 

The CAB has come as a deathly blow to the Mamata government. Whatever action she takes, be it against or in favour of CAB, she only stands to lose. 

By defiantly saying that the CAB will not be in a few states, the CMs of these states are openly spewing venom against non-Muslim communities. 

Article 256 of the Indian constitution explicitly instructs states of the Indian Union to implement laws passed by the Indian Parliament. However, as many as 5 states have decided not to implement the Citizenship Amendment Act 

While the Centre passed the contentious Citizenship (Amendment) Bill that has been made an Act, several outfits of Islamic extremists on Friday (December 13) staged a protest that took a violent turn in the national capital and Mamata Banerjee's West Bengal turf 

While West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee fears implementation of the CAB, WB BJP leader Rahul Sinha says infiltrators were brought by CPI(M) and TMC to strengthen their vote bank

West Bengal Governor Jagdeep Dhankar is a ‘worried man’ as he feels democracy has broken in West Bengal. 

Mamata Banerjee resorts to vindictive response to Amit Shah’s claim, reverses NRC Bill in West Bengal. Abhinav Khare deep dives into her political gimmick to garner votes.