Social Sciences, asked by jenney123456789, 10 months ago

What is Citizen Amendment Bill? Explain in 5 to 10 points including NRC and
its effect on Assam.​

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Answered by arenarohith
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Answer:

--------Why is Assam angry about it?

Among the states in the Northeast, the outrage against CAG has been the most intense in Assam. While a chunk of these states have been exempted from the legislation, CAB overs a large part of Assam. The protests stem from the fear that illegal Bengali Hindu migrants from Bangladesh, if regularised under CAB, will threaten cultural and linguistic identities of the state.

--------What is the CAA?

According to the CAA, Hindu, Christian, Buddhist, Jain, Sikh and Parsi migrants who have entered India illegally-that is, without a visa-on or before December 31, 2014 from the Muslim-majority countries of Pakistan, Afghanistan and Bangladesh and have stayed in the country for five years, are eligible to apply for Indian citizenship.

--------How is the CAA connected to the NRC?

The two have no connection. The NRC is a count of legitimate Indian citizens. Barring the state of Assam, this exercise has never been done anywhere in the country. Union home minister Amit Shah has said he will frame a nationwide NRC by 2024 to detect illegal migrants. On December 22, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said his government had never said anything about an NRC except in Assam.

Answered by shashwatsingh76924
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Answer:

  • citizenship amendment bill provide citizenship of India to emigrant people .
  • NRC is a law which gave citizenship to legal citizen of India
  • CAB decrease the discrimination with majority
  • NRC provide special right to the citizens of Assam

Explanation:

  • Dark side
  • affected the culture
  • affected the majority in Assam , if emigrant rate are increasing then , they become minority
  • the citizens who have not all legal document , they are not a legal citizen of country
  • it's effect the Muslim emigrant
  1. hope it help u mate
  2. now it become CAA ..... now it is act

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