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CAA: PM Modi launches social media campaign in act's favour

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday kicked off a social media campaign in favour of his government’s decision to implement the Citizenship (Amendment) Act, amid widespread protests against the legislation across the country. PM Modi, on his twitter handle, started a campaign #IndiasupportCAA. He also posted a video on Twitter of spiritual guru Sadhguru in support of the law.

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