The government released a press release assuring Indian Muslims that they should not be concerned about the CAA because...
Digital Desk: The Indian External Affairs Ministry has rejected the United States' "will closely monitor" comment on implementation of the Citizenship Amendment Act, or CAA, calling the US's statement "misplaced, misinformed, and unwarranted."
"We are concerned about the notification of Citizenship (Amendment) Act. We are closely monitoring how this Act will be implemented. Respect for religious freedom and equal treatment under the law for all communities are fundamental democratic principles." On CAA implementation, US State Department Spokesperson Matthew Miller says, as quoted by ANI.
"As regards the US State Department's statement on the implementation of the CAA, we are of the view that it is misplaced, misinformed, and unwarranted," the spokeswoman for the ministry stated.
The spokesperson further says, “Lectures by those who have a limited understanding of India's pluralistic traditions and the region's post-partition history are best not attempted. Partners and wellwishers of India should welcome the intent with which this step has been taken."
The government released a press release assuring Indian Muslims that they should not be concerned about the CAA because it has no bearing on their citizenship and has nothing to do with the community, which has the same rights as Hindus.
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