Finally, the Rules of the CAA 2019 saw the light of the day (or night, technically). But as this publication predicted four years ago, it won’t benefit the Bengali Hindu refugees but throw them under the bus.
The CAA 2019 has always been a political trap for the refugees and a dilemma for the BJP. Now Shantanu Thakur’s “slip of the tongue” exposed the hollowness of Modi’s much-hyped citizenship law once more.
The BJP has restarted another deceitful campaign regarding the citizenship of Matuas with an eye on the forthcoming 2024 Lok Sabha polls.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s cabinet reshuffle is an evidence of the BJP’s desperation to woo different stakeholders to keep its house intact and united.
The recent MHA order on citizenship stirred a controversy on whether it’s a backdoor entry of the CAA 2019. It’s not. Also, both won’t help Bengali refugees.
On the 50th year of “Operation Searchlight” genocide by the Pakistani Army let’s revisit the plight of the Bengali-speaking refugees in India
As Abbas Sidddique joined the Left and the Congress for the forthcoming 2021 West Bengal Assembly elections, Islamophobia erupted everywhere.
Even though Amit Shah promised citizenship to the Matua community after the COVID-19 vaccination is over, why people weren’t convinced?
Facing the Matua sect’s discontent, Amit Shah again lied on the Rules for the CAA 2019, which the BJP won’t publicise until West Bengal polls
Suvendu Adhikari joined the BJP after quitting the TMC. Will the defection of Adhikari and others to the BJP help it to sweep West Bengal?
Amit Shah’s West Bengal visit confirmed that the BJP will continue fooling Matuas with the CAA 2019 until the 2021 West Bengal Assembly polls.
What is the purpose of Amit Shah’s West Bengal visit if not to set the BJP’s house in order and desperately woo the tribal people and Matuas?
The West Bengal BJP is in sheer crisis due to infightings and contradictions, but can Amit Shah troubleshoot the solution during his plan?