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Centre Notifies Citizenship Amendment Act Rules, Four Years After Parliament Cleared Law | Top News
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3:34Now PlayingTop News | The Citizenship (Amendment) Act, passed by Parliament in December 2019 and the subject of nationwide demonstrations, will be implemented according to guidelines announced by the Ministry of Home Affairs on Monday. This development occurs a few days before the publication of the Lok Sabha election timetable. Union Home Minister Amit Shah stated, "The Citizenship (Amendment) Rules, 2024 were notified by the Modi government today," in a post on X. These regulations now make it possible for minorities in Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Afghanistan who have been persecuted for their religious beliefs to become citizens of our country. With the release of this notification, Prime Minister Narendra Modi Ji has fulfilled another pledge and fulfilled the constitutional framers' promise to the Christians, Sikhs, Buddhists, Jains, Parsis, and Hindus residing in those nations.
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