Former Union Minister and Congress leader Manish Tiwari on Saturday called Maharashtra Chief Minister and Shiv Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray to understand the Citizenship Amendment Act. He said that Uddhav needs a briefing on the 2003 Rules of Citizenship Amendment Act. Disputes between the Shiv Sena and the Congress over the CAA and NRC are now coming out in public.

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Manish Tiwari tweeted, 'Chief Minister of Maharashtra Uddhav Thackeray needs briefing of 2003 rule on citizenship law. He should understand how NPR is the foundation of NRC. Once you have done NPR you cannot stop NRC.' According to the constitution, the CAA needs to be re-understood. Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray had assured in his address that there is no need to fear the Citizenship Amendment Act. This law is not meant to expel anyone from the country.

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He further said, "I have promised the people of my state that their rights will not be violated. Muslims are also being intimidated by NRC, which is not right." This is for all Hindus and Muslims and everyone will be in the queue for this, Thackeray also said, "Regarding NRC, the Center has said that it cannot be implemented in the entire country. Talking about NPR and census, it is done every 10 years and I have assured the residents of my state that their citizenship will not be taken away." Shiv Sena has gained power in Maharashtra along with Congress and NCP.

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