The country's national party Congress has termed the Citizenship Amendment Bill 2019 as anti-constitution. State Congress President Ajay Kumar Lallu said that through this bill, the government is preparing to replace the Constitution of India and bring the RSS legislation. Congressmen staged a protest in Lucknow on Tuesday and burnt copies of it. He said that there will be a protest against the Citizenship Amendment Bill on Wednesday as well and copies will be lit.

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According to the media report, Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, the Congress general secretary and in-charge of Uttar Pradesh, could not participate in the protests of the Congressmen in the state, but she did send a letter to the people and workers of the state. In this, he has said that the Citizenship Amendment Bill is a step towards removing the Constitution of India and bringing the RSS legislation. The Constitution of India says that everyone should look at equality. The Citizenship Amendment Bill of the BJP says that the citizens of the country should not be seen as equals.

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Under this movement, the Congressmen, led by the State Congress President, staged a sit-in in front of Mahatma Gandhi's statue at GPO Park and opposed the Citizenship Amendment Bill 2019. The fury was lit by burning copies of it. He said that this bill is against the constitution of the country. In this bill, religion has been targeted which is against the original soul of the Constitution. He said that the BJP wants to implement the Sangh legislation in the country, but the dream of the Sangh Parivar will never be fulfilled. Among the protesters were Congress Legislature Party leader Aradhana Mishra 'Mona', former MLA Shyamkishore Shukla, former ministers RK Chaudhary, Virendra Madan, Manoj Yadav, Omkaranath Singh, Maroof Khan, Arshi Raza, Vinod Mishra, Gaurav Chaudhary among many others.

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