CAA के बाद किसी भी भारतीय नागरिक से नागरिकता साबित करने के लिए कोई दस्तावेज़ पेश करने के लिए नहीं कहा जाएगा: गृह मंत्रालय।

No Indian citizen will be asked to produce any document to prove citizenship after CAA: Home Ministry

Citizenship Amendment Act, MHA reassures Muslims, no document needed, positive narrative, press note, government commitment, inclusive approach, clarification, dispelling concerns.

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13, Mar, 2024

Jivika Chawla

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No Indian citizen will be asked to produce any document to prove citizenship after CAA: Home Ministry

To alleviate the concerns of the Muslim community following the recent notification of rules of the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) stated on March 12. The ministry assured that, in the wake of the CAA, "no Indian citizen would be asked to produce any document to prove his citizenship after this Act."

Addressing apprehensions surrounding the CAA's impact on Islam and Muslims, the MHA released a press note titled "Positive Narrative on CAA, 2019," containing responses to eight key questions. The document aims to provide clarity on the implications of the CAA and its specific relationship with the Muslim population.

The MHA's commitment to dispelling any uncertainties emphasizes the government's stance on ensuring the rights and recognition of Indian citizens, irrespective of their religious background. By emphasizing that citizens will not be required to present documentation for citizenship verification, the ministry seeks to promote a sense of reassurance and understanding among the diverse communities in the country.

This proactive communication from the MHA aims to foster a constructive dialogue and address any misconceptions surrounding the CAA, reinforcing the government's dedication to upholding the inclusive and secular fabric of the nation.