Mumbai: India is burnt down since the Citizenship amendment bill passed in both the houses and became an act in the constitution. Anti- CAA protest is seen widely all over the country, especially where the government is BJP-led the protests are seen to be violent.
These protests came into limelight when students stepped into it. As the CAA is rumoured to be an anti-muslim act, Jamia Islamia and Aligarh Muslim University students started the revolt. In the last few days, atrocities between Jamia Islamia students and Delhi police is highly criticized. Similar violent protests were seen in West Bengal, Lucknow, Bangalore and Assam.
Due to these atrocities section, 144 was imposed in many parts of the nation and the internet was banned too.
After all this, a question raises if the government claims that CAA isn’t anti-muslim, then why aren’t they taking proper measures to clear this confusion, and why strict action isn’t taken against this vandalism?
While the world is busy focusing on the violence in anti- CAA protest, Pakistan’s foreign minister has written a letter to the UN mentioning that India has deployed and tested various missiles near the Line of Control and has planned something big to create a tension in the region.
In retaliation against the ceasefire violation from Pakistan army, the Indian army had destroyed terror camps in Neelum valley of PoK on Saturday. This has added much to the rumour of PoK integration.
According to some social media claims, the Indian army has removed fencing near Pakistan occupied Kashmir (PoK) and has captured a village in PoK. But the Indian army denied any of activities across the LOC.
Even after the denial from Indian army about any such events, statements from the high-level Army officers, Cabinet ministers in the recent time about PoK being India’s integral part of India sparks that these rumours may be true.
If the rumours turned out to be true, the governments loosen actions on the vandalism and misled protests in a country may be a coverup for the PoK strike.
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