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Modi and Shah drag on democracy, lying on CAA: Kapil Sibal

  •   Tue, Jan 21 2020 06:34:04 PM

New Delhi, Jan 21 (IANS): Congress leader Kapil Sibal on Tuesday accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah of lying to the nation over the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) and said that they are a 'drag on democracy'.

Sibal's comment came after the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on Monday lowered India's economic growth rate forecast for the current fiscal to 4.8 per cent.

Taking to Twitter, Sibal said, "IMF lowers India's GDP for 2019 to 4.8%. Calls it a drag on the world economy... Protests of people , young and old , across India (who can't be recognised by the clothes they wear)... Reflect that the duo Modiji and Amit Shah are a drag on Indian Democracy."

The Congress leader said that the Constitution doesn't discriminate on the basis of religion but Modi and Shah wanted to do it which is why we are opposing it.

He also accused the UP government of giving citizenship to people who don't have papers.
  

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Tue, Jan 21 2020

    CAA & NRC is only to divert attention from BJP Failures, Inflation, GDP & Unemployment ...

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  • G Veer S, Nagpur

    Tue, Jan 21 2020

    If CAA passed from the parliament and now a law then why didn't you protest and stop being passed from the parliament if it was unconstitutional and undemocratic???. Now why are you giving flip flop statements in the public. You should have voiciferously protested against it in the parliament. Now you are yelling just for the sake of making some stinking noise.

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