Live
- Toxic chemical detected in 31 foods coming from Kerala into State
- Severe Smog Engulfs Delhi: Flights Delayed and Air Quality Hits Dangerous Levels
- Court orders confiscation of govt assets in compensation dispute
- Govt out to unmask instigators as mantris hint at strict action
- Aamir Khan and Kiran Rao Launch Oscars Campaign for ‘Laapataa Ladies’ with a Fresh Title
- ED questions CM’s PA , MP G Kumar Naik in MUDA scam
- Revanth honours Nehru, emphasises education reforms
- NASA’s Shocking Health Crisis: Astronauts Losing Drastic Weight in Space
- Govt locked up Vidhana Soudha, brought money bags, held polls: Bommai
- Children’s Day 2024: Heartfelt Wishes, Quotes, and Status Messages to Celebrate with Loved Ones
Nizamabad: Minorities pledge not to submit any documents for NRC, NPR
Indian Union of Muslim League (IUML) staged a protest in Nizamabad on Friday and took a pledge that they will not submit their documents for National Register for Citizens (NRC) and National Population register (NPR).
Nizamabad: Indian Union of Muslim League (IUML) staged a protest in Nizamabad on Friday and took a pledge that they will not submit their documents for National Register for Citizens (NRC) and National Population register (NPR).
Telangana Joint Action Committee (TSJAC), comprising about 40 organisations (political, religious, social and NGO's) has been continuing a series of protest against Anti Citizenship Act (CAA). IUML is also a part of this JAC.
IUML general secretary Abdul Gani participated in the protest and said that IUML national leaders and Member of Parliament led by MP PK Kunhalikutty filed three separate petitions in Supreme Court against the unconstitutional law of CAA to revoke it.
He urged the court to get clarification from the government on proposed NRC/NPR, court in response send the notice to union government to give clarification on NRC/NPR exercise process within four weeks.
Abdul Gani further said Muslim League will strive and struggle to tooth and nail until CAA repealed or revoked and the existing exercises of NRC/NPR stopped nationwide.
