Mamata Banerjee will not allow CAA to be implemented in West Bengal!?

Sekar Chandra

According to sources in the kind of politics that is happening in this country, especially after 2013-14, there is an attempt to create such an image and to give a message that the leaders of the states and the satraps of the non-BJP governments, many times, Talks that they will not allow central laws to be implemented. However, this is pure rhetoric. According to the indian Constitution, the parliament is supreme and the sovereignty of india is guaranteed by the parliament, so how can it be that it does not allow the law passed by the parliament to be implemented? Yes, in the era of social media it happens that you cannot do anything, but with that kind of rhetoric, your core voter is satisfied and mobilized.

In this context, mamata Banerjee's statement that she will not allow caa to be implemented in West bengal should also be seen. There is one more thing to keep in mind. This law is from 1955. There is no new law. There have been only two amendments in this.

Moreover the first amendment is from 2003. This is the second amendment. According to the 2003 amendment, it was necessary to maintain a national register and it was especially important to maintain this register in those states where migrants have directly come. Among these, Rajasthan, West bengal, assam etc. are important. Especially, this was important for West bengal and assam, because it had to be kept track of where how many migrants came?

 

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