कैसे narendra modi , Amit Shah के खिलाफ मुस्लिमो का यूज कर रही है अन्य राजनीतिक पार्टियां

with a majority of 125 is to 99 the Rajya Sabha passed the Citizenship Amendment Bill on Wednesday after a marathon debate that extended for more than six hours. The Citizenship Amendment Bill seeks to provide citizenship to religious minoritiesnamely Hindus, Sikh, Jain, Buddhists, Parsis and Christianswho entered India from Afghanistan, Pakistan and Bangladesh on or before December 31, 2014.

"Muslims have been excluded in this bill because it covers only those minorities who were persecuted on grounds of religion in these countries. The state religion of these countries (Pakistan, Afghanistan and Bangladesh) is Islam and there is hardly any chance of Muslims being persecuted on religious grounds. But even if there is any Muslim in these countries who feels persecuted, he/she can apply for Indian citizenship in the ordinary manner. In the past five years, the Narendra Modi government has granted Indian citizenship to 566 Muslims from these countries."