Minorities  

Amit Shah has reiterated that CAA doesn’t snatch the citizenship of minorities. Superstar Rajinikanth to meet anti-CAA protesters and explain his stance over supporting CAA.
 

Amit Shah has further reiterated that the CAA doesn’t snatch the citizenship of minorities. 

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Edappadi K Palaniswamy has thrown his weight behind the CAA, days after superstar Rajinikanth expressed his support.

27 hardened terrorists are being trained at Balakot facility. Mike Pompeo, US secretary of state has pulled up the haven of terror for subjugating its minorities, especially, Hindus.
 

In what comes as riveting, US secretary of state Mike Pompeo condemned Pakistan for not protecting the religious freedom of its minorities. 

At a rally in Lucknow, Union home minister thundered that he would not roll back the CAA in spite of so many protests across the nation. 

Rajasthan government has granted land to persecuted minorities from Pakistan at half its market price. This comes as a stark contrast as the Congress opposes CAA at the nation level. 

BSP chief Mayawati and WB CM Mamata Banerjee have openly declared that they would not attend the all-party meet to discuss the strategy in opposition to the CAA 

If one looks into the nature of the protests that have taken place, one can see a deliberate attempt to put Hindus in bad light; all this for the sake of CAA which only seeks to offer a sense of belonging to those minorities who have fled Pakistan, Bangladesh and Afghanistan

Union home minister Amit Shah’s daring statement that his government would not move an inch over the CAA has only strengthened the government’s resolve to help the persecuted minorities in Pakistan, Bangladesh and Afghanistan  

Kickstarting the new year from the holy precincts of the Siddaganga Mutt in Tumakuru, PM Narendra Modi lambasted Congress for taking a pro-Pakistan stance and not allowing persecuted minorities to integrate with India. 

A youngster by the name Draz had been incarcerated in Pakistan as he had hoisted the Indian tricolour, in an act of hero-worship of Virat Kohli

Two orders by courts in Jharkhand and Madras asking the accused to distribute Quran as a condition for bail and pay up Rs 25,000 to religiously-run trust and orphanage received widespread backlash 

BJP MP from Philibhit Varun Gandhi has put out a tweet thanking PM Modi for the enactment of CAA which facilitated the integration of persecuted minorities  

The year 2019 saw several turning points in Indian history. From revoking Jammu and Kashmir’s special status through abrogation of Article 370 to the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), here are five events of 2019 that became the most prominent political issues in India.