Explorer

Amit Shah On CAA: 'Government Won't Compromise With CAA' says Amit Shah | ABP News

Union Home Minister Amit Shah said on Thursday that the Citizenship (Amendment) Act, 2019 will "never" be taken back and that the Muslims still have the right to apply for citizenship. "CAA law will never be taken back. It is our sovereign right to ensure Indian citizenship in our country, we will never compromise on it," Shah said in an interview to ANI. On being asked about the anti-Muslim rhetoric being voiced out by some members of the Opposition and the foreign media, Shah said, "You cannot see this law in isolation. In 1947, partition was done based on religion... Congress leaders at the time had said that people who migrated could come back anytime. But due to appeasement politics, Congress never fulfilled its promise... "

News Videos

Uttarakhand News: Winter Chill Grips North India; Kedarnath Dham Covered in Snow
Uttarakhand News: Winter Chill Grips North India; Kedarnath Dham Covered in Snow
View More
Sponsored Links by Taboola

Photo Gallery

Videos

Uttarakhand News: Winter Chill Grips North India; Kedarnath Dham Covered in Snow
Uttar Pradesh News: UP Draft Voter List Sparks Controversy; 2.79 Crore Names to be Removed
Patna News: Massive Fire Engulfs Saree Shop in Khusrupur Vegetable Market, Losses Worth Lakhs
Odisha News: Four Students Critically Injured After Being Set Ablaze by Classmate in Rayagada School
Delhi News: JNU Protests Erupt After Supreme Court Denies Bail to Umar Khalid, Sharjeel Imam
25°C
New Delhi
Rain: 100mm
Humidity: 97%
Wind: WNW 47km/h
See Today's Weather
powered by
Accu Weather

Top Headlines

Amartya Sen Served SIR Notice? Abhishek Banerjee Claims EC Action, Row Erupts
Amartya Sen Served SIR Notice? Abhishek Banerjee Claims EC Action, Row Erupts
Medical Body Cancels MBBS Course At Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Medical College
Medical Body Cancels MBBS Course At Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Medical College
'Labs Of Hate Will Not Be Tolerated': JNU To Take Action After Slogans Targeting PM Modi
'Labs Of Hate Will Not Be Tolerated': JNU To Take Action After Slogans Targeting PM Modi
UP Draft Voter List Controversy: Senior Congress Leader Claims Family Wiped Out Despite All Documents
UP Draft Voter List Controversy: Senior Congress Leader Claims Family Wiped Out Despite All Documents
ABP Premium
Embed widget