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what will be the effect of CAB in india

Answer 1

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Resentment and violence after celebrations of majoritarian political victory—that might be the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-led government’s legacy to endure in the coming year—indeed, for several years. The Citizenship (Amendment) Bill, 2019, may soon be the Citizenship (Amendment) Act, after a blistering campaign by the BJP.

Even as religious and political majoritarianism drives nationalistic agendas, this column will, over the course of several weeks, examine specific aspects of security and insecurity beyond electoral politics.

And, specific concerns in specific geographies that form ground zero of the National Register of Citizens (NRC) and the Citizenship Amendment Bill, popularly known as CAB: Eastern and north-eastern India, that vast, bewilderingly multi-ethnic, multi-linguistic, multi-religious arc around Bangladesh.

Take migration, or illegal migration, which lies at the heart of both NRC and CAB. Let’s go beyond the contradictions and constitutional complications with NRC and CAB. And, let’s go beyond the immediate political corollaries—groundwork for assembly elections in Assam and West Bengal, due in 2021, and the larger goal of parliamentary elections, due in 2024.

As this column has pointed out for years, we need to keep in mind that almost without exception across north-eastern India, people are resentful about migration from what is often called Mainland India, leave alone Bangladesh. Forced migration caused by the nineteenth-century colonial practice of bringing plantation workers into Assam from eastern India, besides the millions that arrived on account of Partition and religious persecution, also causes local heartburn, and fuels rhetoric and violence.

The concern is real. Let me share just one of numerous examples. I was part of a gathering in New Delhi in late 2014 for what was described as the diaspora from India’s eight north-eastern states to share ideas for conflict resolution and development. Minister of state for home Kiren Rijiju and India’s national security adviser Ajit Doval attended the event.

Answer 2

The effect of CAB in India

• CAB in India is being opposed by many communities and states. Effects f the same can be seen on a much larger extend. India is already fighting hunger, economic crisis and poverty with its existing population growth but CAB opens door to lakhs of more outsiders who would be given citizenship of this nation.
• Now in a country with all the mentioned problems when more people get dumped, it would lead to worse situation for the citizens. It excludes Muslim community which is creating community riots and a fear among the same.
• The north eastern region faces fear of being minority in their own land with the coming of more people through the porous boundaries.

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