The Congress party has decided to go to the court regarding the anti-constitution citizenship law. This decision of Congress has come on the last day of campaigning. There is a protest across the country about the Citizenship Amendment Act. Senior Congress leader Digvijay Singh expressed happiness over the resolution passed in Madhya Pradesh against the Citizenship Amendment Act. He tweeted, 'Congratulations to Kamal Nath ji. Now NPR and NRC should also decide not to apply.

According to the media report, the Madhya Pradesh government, passing a resolution against the Citizenship Amendment Act, urged the Government of India to repeal the Citizenship Amendment Act 2019. Kerala is the first state to have approached the court registering its protest against this law. The Congress-ruled Chhattisgarh government had already filed a petition in the Supreme Court stating the citizenship law as unconstitutional. Chief Ministers of some states, like Mamata Banerjee of West Bengal and Pinarayi Vijayan of Kerala, were told that they would not implement the Citizenship Amendment Act in their states. However, no state in the country has the right to refuse to implement the law constitutionally passed by Parliament.

In the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha, Congress has expressed tremendous opposition to this law. It is noteworthy that a petition was filed in the court on behalf of Congress leaders Jairam Ramesh and Abdul Khalik. Congress MP from Assam Abdul Khaliq has said that the Supreme Court will repeal this law soon. According to him, the people of Assam are clear about the fact that once they are proved to be foreign national, they have to go to any religion.

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