Maharastra: Also Refused NRC and CAA to implement

Maharastra: Also Refused NRC and CAA to implement

Yet nine states have refused to implement NCR (National Citizenship Amendment Act) and CAA (Citizenship Amendment Act), opposition parties were refusing the act yet but now the parties or the state's candidates who were in favour of the act, are also refusing to implement. 

Protest against CAA and NRC   Photo: The Print

 

The state’s CMs are saying, both acts are against the fundamental rights of people and this is low which shows the discrimination against one in the country. 

Finance Minister, Sitharaman in her one of the speech said that state cannot refuse to implement NRC and CAA. On the other side, she proofed that a total of 2,838 Pakistani nationalists, 914 from Afghanistan and 172 Bangladesh they all have received the citizenship in all this includes 566 Muslims; she said. 

The stats which have refused to implement this low, and said that the low is “unconstitutional.” They will not bother the citizens by imposing the low, which is discriminated, against secularism for the one. 

The people, women, children and the youths have started to come on the roads. 

When America asked Muslims for register

President Donal Trump asked Muslims to register, in November 2015. But some were not in favour of him. New York mayor, Bill De Blasio in 2016 said: Here’s my promise to you as your Mayor. We will use all the tools at our disposal to and up for our people. If all Muslims are required to register we will take legal action to block it. 

This was the speech given by the New York mayor in favour of the Muslims. 

The state that refused to implement CAA and NRC

There are yet nine states that have refused the central government for implementing this low in the state. The first state was Kerala where there is a Congress Party led by Pinarayi Vijayan, who went to the supreme court to challenge the Citizenship Amendment Act. 

Kerala 

Kerala was the first to challenge the CAA and moved to the Supreme Court (SC). CM Kerala said that there are concerns, anxieties, among the people and that need to stop and there for the CAA has to cancel. He also said that the state will not provide for any detention centre will not take any action concerning any building, data collection and no political support given to this by the state. 

Punjab 

Punjab CM on January 17 said that that they have sent the draft to the central government to make changes in CAA and which will be acceptable to everyone. The centre is being carried out now. Every citizen will be counted whether they are Muslim, Hindu, Sikh or Christian, said Punjab CM Amrinder Singh in Chandigarh. 

West Bengal

In December, West Bengal CM Mamta Banerji said that they will also not implement the NCR and CAA in the state which is against the fundamental rights of the citizens, discriminate the one and is unconstitutional. 

Delhi

CM Arvind Kejriwal said that they will not allow this low to be implemented in the Capital. Even though both houses have passed the bill and they will continue to oppose. 

CM Kamal Nath and Bhupesh Bagel 

Both states Chattisgarh and Madhyapradesh CMs refused the implement CAA and NRC. MP CM Kamal Nath said that “we talk about federalism, is this federalism? Because they have the majority in parliament?” such a legislature has to come, the congress never accepted this and whatever the decision congress will take MP (Madhya Pradesh) will stand and follow that: said MP CM. 

Chattisgarh CM Bhupesh Bagel said that “whatever decision was taken by INC (Indian National Congress) has taken we will work on and follow that.”

Whatever the decisions have been taken by all these states this show that they will work on the demands of the people living in these states. As the non-BJP states are going against these this new bill passed by parliament, the state which is being ruled by the RSS such as Maharastra is also refusing to implement the new low.