India has become heated in Assam with the list of citizens in the country's politics. At the same time, the Hindu-Muslim divide in the BJP-ruled country is moving towards a conflict.
Recently 40 lakh people of Assam have been excluded from the list of citizens (NRC). Most of them are Muslims.
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, however, stood on behalf of the deprived citizens of the matter.
But the BJP's overwhelming leaders are going to give an aggressive statement after one another.
Raja Singh, BJP MLA from BJP Telangana, said, "If Rohingya and illegal Bangladeshis do not leave India, they should be shot. On Twitter on Tuesday he commented on this.
Raja Singh said, "If these Rohingyas and illegal Bangladeshi immigrants do not leave India with respect then they should be shot down completely. Only then will our country be safe. ' Source: Anandabazar and Outlook India
Recently 40 lakh people of Assam have been excluded from the list of citizens (NRC). Most of them are Muslims.
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, however, stood on behalf of the deprived citizens of the matter.
But the BJP's overwhelming leaders are going to give an aggressive statement after one another.
Raja Singh, BJP MLA from BJP Telangana, said, "If Rohingya and illegal Bangladeshis do not leave India, they should be shot. On Twitter on Tuesday he commented on this.
Raja Singh said, "If these Rohingyas and illegal Bangladeshi immigrants do not leave India with respect then they should be shot down completely. Only then will our country be safe. ' Source: Anandabazar and Outlook India