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Kapil Sibal changes stand on CAB, says 'bill is not anti-Muslim'

In an exclusive interview to ABP News, Senior Congress leader Kapil Sibal said that Citizenship Amendment Bill is not anti-Muslim.
He said, "I am not saying that bill is anti-Muslim. I am asking what the basis of passing CAB is. Why the government is not giving citizenship to Tamil Muslims. Why Christians from other neighboring countries are not getting citizenship."
Watch Sibal's full interview here. 

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