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Every day in the morning & evening during the WALKING TIME ...citizens should come out into public places & parks with black headbands /armbands / badges/ posters saying #IndiaRejectsCAB . Formal protests are being discouraged by not giving permissions / very less time !
Innovate. Coordinate . Cooperate. Civil society & politicians ! Now or never !
No time to bicker & fight or point fingers . Ask political parties to send support without their political identity...they should support public with resources & connections...time for DUTY.
No time to bicker & fight or point fingers . Ask political parties to send support without their political identity...they should support public with resources & connections...time for DUTY.
2019 elections ...opposition didnt unite & let citizens down .
Demand from them to defeat BJP in this exercise for INDIA...not calculate electoral gains or losses ! DEMAND for them to support unconditionally & gain citizens confidence.
BAHUT HUA SAMMAN ! IN BEIMAANO KA !
Demand from them to defeat BJP in this exercise for INDIA...not calculate electoral gains or losses ! DEMAND for them to support unconditionally & gain citizens confidence.
BAHUT HUA SAMMAN ! IN BEIMAANO KA !
Asaduddin Owaisi calling Amit Shah, "Hitler", in parliament has to be the high point of pretty much the worst day in the history of Democratic India today.
"When oppression becomes law, resistance becomes duty"
#CitizenshipAmendmentBill2019
#IndiaRejectsCAB
#CABBill
"When oppression becomes law, resistance becomes duty"
#CitizenshipAmendmentBill2019
#IndiaRejectsCAB
#CABBill
July 1933 - Nazi Germany
With the goal of excluding Jews from having full citizenship rights an Advisory Committee for Population and Race Policy met at the ministry of the Interior to discuss a new citizenship law
With the goal of excluding Jews from having full citizenship rights an Advisory Committee for Population and Race Policy met at the ministry of the Interior to discuss a new citizenship law
What followed was the Denaturalization Law passed on July 14. As a result of this law, the Reich government could take away the citizenship of those who were deemed "undesirable", applying to anyone who had been given citizenship by the Weimar government.
