Cong., VCK welcome resolution
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The resolution passed against the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) in the Assembly on Wednesday will create awareness and gain support at the national level, TNCC president K.S. Alagiri said.Mr. Alagir
The resolution passed against the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) in the Assembly on Wednesday will create awareness and gain support at the national level, TNCC president K.S. Alagiri said. Mr. Alagiri praised Chief Minister M.K. Stalin for bringing in the resolution. “The CAA, brought in by the Modi government, goes against the Constitution of India, and the basic rights of the citizens of this country. The Constitution provides the right to follow and propagate any religion to every citizen. The CAA snatches away this right and is unconstitutional,” he said.
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