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Essay on CAA challenges and implementation

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Answered by shwetachavan
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It is an Act that proposes that all Hindu, Sikh, Buddhist, Jain, Parsi or Christian refugees from Afghanistan, Bangladesh or Pakistan, who entered into India on or before the 31st day of December, 2014 without any valid travel documents such as passport, will be granted citizenship by naturalization on applying for the same, subject to certain easy to fulfill conditions.

Citizenship has been defined as the right to have rights. Over the past six years, there have been clear political moves to fundamentally assault and redefine this Constitutional basis of both Indian nationhood and citizenship. Especially now, with the newly drafted proposed Citizenship Amendment Bill, 2019 and a not thoroughly debated all India-level NPR-National Register of Citizens (NRC) process. CJP is urging people to understand, organise and fight back democratically. Let’s stand up for the Constitution of India. We must unequivocally reject CAB 2019 and at the same time in the same breath, NPR/NRC. For this we need your support.

How is the Act violative of the Constitution?

The Act violates the basic structure of the Constitution which was established by the Supreme Court in Keshavananda Bharti case. This case established the supremacy of the Constitution, India’s foundations as a republic, and emphasised the importance of the Preamble that stressed on Equality (of status and opportunity) and Justice (social, economic and political). Inherent values of secularism, equality and non-discrimination are India’s constitutional ideals and aspirations which inspired the country in its struggle for independence. Equality (Article 14), right to life (Article 21) and non-discrimination (Article 15) are key Constitutional principles that this Act violates. Although the word secular was added by 42nd amendment in 1976, the case which was decided in 1973 had made it clear that while interpreting the Constitution, it should be done while taking the Preamble into consideration

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Essay on CAA challenges and implementation.?

                                                  CAA

                         CAA has nothing to do with Indian nationals. The Indian Constitution mentions the fundamental rights of the citizens of this country. The CAA or any law related to it cannot circumvent it. Misinformation regarding this is being disseminated. CAA will have no impact on Muslim nationals, including Muslims.

                                                    CAA for Hindus, Sikhs, Janis, Buddhists, Paris and Christian Refugees deported from Pakistan, Bangladesh and Afghanistan for religious reasons after 7 December. The CAA will not apply to foreign refugees, including Muslims from those three countries or any other country.

                                                     Indian citizenship can be applied even if there is no such document as passport or visa. These refugees will get such opportunities through the CAA. Second, the path to their application for Indian citizenship will be smoother. The minimum time of residence in this country will be (1+11)=12 years instead of (1+5)=6years.

                                                   CAA was not formed for any such purpose. Over the years, hundreds of Muslims have been granted citizenship from those countries. In the future, they will get citizenship on the basis of merit. Citizenship will not be granted in the religion of justice. After solving the Indo-Bangladesh Chitmahal problem in 14,864 Bangladeshi nationals have been granted Indian citizenship. Thousands of them are Muslims.

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