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UN refuses to comment on Citizenship Amendment Bill

The contentious Citizenship Amendment Bill will be tabled in Rajya Sabha today. The bill was passed in Lok Sabha two days ago. The ruling Bharatiya Janata Party is confident that the proposed legislation will be passed by the House with a comfortable majority. On the other hand, United Nations has refused to comment on Citizenship Amendment Bill. This is surely a good news for India

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Election Alert: BJP leads in Bengal trends, claims surge toward 157 seats
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