Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar, who is one of the developed states of India, has said that citizenship amendment law (CAA) and NPR will not lead to citizenship. Ajit Pawar has said that some people are spreading confusion about CAA and NPR.

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Ajit Pawar further said in his statement that no citizenship will be lost from CAA and NPR. There is no need to pass a law against it on the lines of Bihar in Maharashtra. Ajit was speaking at a party meeting.

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The Chief Minister of Maharashtra Uddhav Thackeray, who had visited Delhi recently, after meeting the PM, said that there is no need to fear from the Citizenship Amendment Act. He had said that Muslims are being intimidated at the CAA. Uddhav also quoted PM Modi as saying that NRC is not going to be implemented anywhere in the entire country except Assam. Shiv Sena chief also made it clear that his government will push the NPR process in Maharashtra.

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