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What are the implications of the CAA Act for Muslims who have been living in India?
What are the implications of the CAA Act for Muslims who have been living in India?
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MeenuAnswered on December 18,2019
There are concerns that this fundamental, statutory exclusion could, by manipulation and interpretation also impact those Indian Muslims who have never migrated, have always lived here for generations, but will subsequently be required to produce a slew of documents hitherto not available to over 40% of Indians. (especially as and when the NPR-NRC exercise is launched).
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