Union Minister of State for Health and Family Welfare Ashwani Kumar Choubey criticized the violent agitation in Delhi, Northeast and other places after the Citizenship Amendment Act was implemented in the country and said that PM Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah are concerned about the amendment in the law. It has repeatedly made these things clear inside and outside the House, but Congress, Aam Aadmi Party, and some other opposition parties are doing the job of causing nuisance across the country, which is extremely condemnable and unfortunate. The public will never accept this. The way in which this movement is being conducted by resorting to sabotage and violence is shameful in a democratic country.
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In his statement, he said that "The Citizenship Amendment Bill has been passed by an overwhelming majority in both the Houses of Parliament and has become law. Earlier in 2016, the Bill came into Parliament. The people to give citizenship to the people concerned a committee was formed by the House, of which I was also a member. This committee visited the refugee camps across the country and saw their situation."
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Apart from this, he said that the MPs of various political parties included in the committee had seen that the refugees who came from Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Bangladesh, after suffering unlimited torture in the name of religion, are losing their lives in pathetic and hellish condition. Deprived of human rights and basic rights, these refugees, who have been suffering from atrocities, have been living in India for years, who had no one to ask. The nationalist people of India and these refugees were expected to be given citizenship of India. Among them are Hindus, Sikhs, Christians, Buddhists, Jains, and Parsis.
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