The Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) was enacted in India in December 2019. It aims to provide citizenship to non-Muslim refugees from neighbouring countries. The Act has sparked widespread protests and debates. Critics argue it undermines India's secular constitution. Supporters claim it offers protection to persecuted minorities. The CAA remains a contentious issue in Indian politics and society. Its implications continue to unfold.
The recent ruling by the Supreme Court of India on October 17, 2024, has brought attention to the complex issue of citizenship, particularly in Assam. The decision reinforces...
