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CAA will not snatch anyones's citizenship: Amit Shah

| @indiablooms | Feb 28, 2020, at 05:34 pm

New Delhi/IBNS: Amid violent protests in Delhi, Union Home Minster Amit Shah on Friday once again reassured the nation that the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA)  does not intend to scrap the citizenship of any person.

"CAA is a law to give citizenship. It is not meant to take anyone's citizenship away," Shah said while addressing a rally in Bhubaneswar

Attacking the opposition parties over the CAA issue, he said they are trying to misguide people.

"The opposition parties are instigating people over the CAA issue," Shah said.

Delhi is currently witnessing violence over the new citizenship law which was passed by the Centre last year.

The violence in Delhi has claimed over 30 lives so far.

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