Friday, 20 December 2019

Deffrence between CAA and NRC

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People have not understood the Citizenship Amendment Act and the National Register of Citizens correctly. Therefore, this article must be read. In this article we will talk about Deffrence between CAA and NRC. This information source is Internet and make sure this article did not published by a authority person. If you want then go ahead.

What is the Deffrence between CAA and NRC

      Citizenship Amendment in many cities across the country law (Citizenship Amendment Act 2019) and the ongoing protests against the NRC. All celebrity Bollywood has come out against it.
Several celebrities including Farhan Akhtar and Javed Jaffrey will perform at the August Kranti Maidan in Mumbai in the evening. Meanwhile, famous actress Shabana Azmi of yesteryear has also openly opposed this law and has spoken of being with the protesters.


In one video, he read a poem: -
'Those who are burning me alive are unaware that my chain is slowly melting.
I have been murdered in your street but with my blood your wall is melting. '
Through another tweet, Shabana Azmi then read Kaifi Azmi's A Lion. In this he said-
Very hot air blows tonight,
Tonight will not sleep on the sidewalk,
All rise, I also rise, you also rise, you also rise,
A window will open in this wall. '
Note: Translated by Google.

There is a general perception among the people that the Citizenship Law and the National Civil Register (NRC) are the same but this is not the case.
The CAA (Citizenship Amendment Act, 2019) was passed in the Indian Parliament on December 11, 2019, with 125 votes in favor and 105 votes against. The bill passed and the bill was approved by the President on 12 December. Earlier it was called CAB.

What is CAA?

    The CAA Citizenship Amendment Act, 2019 opens the way for granting Indian citizenship to minorities, who want to leave their home country for persecution or any other reason from the three neighboring countries of India (Pakistan, Bangladesh and Afghanistan).
   The CAA consists of minorities belonging to six non-Muslim communities - Hindu, Sikh, Christian, Jain, Buddhist and Parsi. They will get Indian citizenship if they have entered India on or before 31 December 2014.

What is NRC?

    The NRC is the National Register of Citizens, a process aimed at removing illegal intruders from India. The NRC process was recently completed in Assam following a Supreme Court order. However, Union Home Minister Amit Shah announced in Parliament in November that the NRC would be implemented across India.
For NRC, you should also have these important papers: -
  1. Name in NRC of 1951
  2. Name in voter list before 24 March 1971
  3.  Land and tenancy paper
  4.  LIC
  5.  Birth certificate
  6.  Board / university certificate
  7.  Citizenship certificate
  8.  Permanent residence certificate
  9. Passport
  10. Refugee Registration Certificate
  11.  LIC
  12.  Birth certificate
  13.  Board / university certificate
  14. Any certificate or license issued by the government
  15. Account with bank / post office
  16.  Court documents
  17. Government job papers
or
  1. Ground paper
  2.  Certificate issued by Circle Officer/Panchayat Secretary if the woman is married
  3.  Bank / LIC / Post Office Records
  4.  Name in Voter List
  5.  Birth certificate
  6.  Ration card
  7.  Board / university certificate
  8.  Any other legally valid document

Deffrence between CAA and NRC:-

Deffrence between CAA and NRC by DevLakshy
Deffrence between CAA and NRC:-
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Conclusion:-
It is important to understand the difference between CAA and NRC because there is an atmosphere of confusion about both of them that it is against Indian Muslims.


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