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Updated Thu, 09 Jan 2020 02:57 AM IST
Nobel Prize awarded economist Amartya Sen (file photo)
Nobel Prize awarded economist Amartya Sen has claimed that the amended citizenship law (CAA) is not compatible with the provisions of the Constitution. He told reporters at an event organized by Infosys Science Foundation here that the CAA law in my view should be repealed by the Supreme Court on the ground of being unconstitutional because the fundamental rights we get are not those which are based on religious differences to citizenship
He said that it really matters to decide where a person is born. He lives where. He said that after reading about the CAA law, I believe that it violates the provisions of the Constitution. It is true that persecuted Hindus in any other country are entitled to sympathy and should take cognizance of their cases but citizenship should be kept separate from religion as well as the troubles of the oppressed or the exploited.
Police delayed in JNU case
In JNU violence case Sen said that there was delay in talking between university administration and police, due to which Violence took place even before the students took this step.
Trust me with the CAA: Sonewal
Assam CM Sarbananda Sonewal has appealed to the people to keep trusting them about the CAA. And there will be nothing which is against the interests of the people of the state. Addressing a rally in support of the CAA, he said in Sonitpur on Tuesday that he would not do anything that would affect the lives of the people of Assam.
Protest in the CAA protest in Tripura
Hundreds of Adivasis of United Movement (JMACAA) protested here on Tuesday against the CAA. This united front includes the Tripura Student Federation, National Council of Tripura and other organizations. Its convener Anthony Devbarma said he was opposed to the CAA as a large number of refugees are already living here. Meanwhile, C. Lalrosanga, the only MP from the state to vote in favor of CAA in the neighboring state of Mizoram, faced opposition from protesters at Lengpuri Airport.
Opposition Opposition on CAA in Tamil Nadu Assembly
In the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly, there was a lot of squabble in the ruling and opposition on CAA. The opposition DMK demanded that the Assembly pass a resolution on the issue. On this, the AIADMK said that if anyone gets hit due to the National Citizenship Register, it will be the first party to raise its voice.
Nobel Prize awarded economist Amartya Sen has claimed that the amended citizenship law (CAA) is not compatible with the provisions of the Constitution. He told reporters at an event organized by Infosys Science Foundation here that the CAA law in my view should be repealed by the Supreme Court on the ground of being unconstitutional because the fundamental rights we get are not those which are based on religious differences to citizenship Are made.
He said that to determine citizenship really matters where a person was born and where he lives. He said that after reading about the CAA law, I believe that it violates the provisions of the Constitution. It is true that persecuted Hindus in any other country are entitled to sympathy and should take cognizance of their cases but citizenship should be kept separate from religion as well as the troubles of the oppressed or the exploited.
Police delayed JNU case
In JNU violence case Sen said that there was a delay in talking between the university administration and the police, due to which any Violence happened to the students even before they took action.
Trust me with the CAA: Sonewal
Assam CM Sarbananda Sonewal appealed to the people to say that people should trust them with the CAA and such There will be nothing which is against the interests of the people of the state. Addressing a rally in support of the CAA, he said in Sonitpur on Tuesday that he would not do anything that would affect the lives of the people of Assam.
Protest in the CAA protest in Tripura
Hundreds of Adivasis of United Movement (JMACAA) protested here on Tuesday against the CAA. This united front includes the Tripura Student Federation, National Council of Tripura and other organizations. Its convenor Anthony Devbarma said he was opposed to the CAA as a large number of refugees are already living here. Meanwhile, C. Lalrosanga, the only MP from the state to vote in favor of CAA in the neighboring state of Mizoram, faced opposition from protesters at Lengpuri Airport.
Opposition Opposition on CAA in Tamil Nadu Assembly
In the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly, there was a lot of squabble in the ruling and opposition on CAA. The opposition DMK demanded that the Assembly pass a resolution on the issue. On this, the AIADMK said that if anyone gets hit due to the National Citizenship Register, it will be the first party to raise its voice.
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