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To those celebrating, “CAA Zinda Hai”

Paurush Gupta by Paurush Gupta
3 August 2022
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The left liberal cabal has a problem of premature celebrations. In their hatred for a person and party, they have begun rejoicing and drawing sadistic pleasure from things that show India in a bad light. They put their personal interest above the nation and humanity. They oppose each and every step that the Modi government takes irrespective of its dire necessity for the nation. But, as always, they end up humiliating themselves.

Their celebrations and taunts on Ram Bhakts – “Mandir wahi banayenge, tareek nahi batayenge”, had boomeranged pretty badly on them. In the end, it was the faith of Hindu devotees that had the last laugh. The Ram Mandir will soon be standing tall, till eternity.

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The same petty and insane cycle of hatred of the left seems to be repeating in the case of the humane Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA). These sorry creatures celebrating and applauding their efforts of putting CAA in cold storage are in for a big surprise.

Implementation of CAA is inevitable

Union Home Minister Amit Shah has made it clear that the CAA will soon be implemented irrespective of the hoax, hue and cry of the opposition. He assured that the rules for implementing CAA will be sped up. Shah hinted that the much needed act will be implemented immediately after the third dose of Covid vaccination is received by everyone.

Also Read: Akali Dal’s sharp U-turn: They now support CAA and even want a date extension

HM Shah gave these assurances to the West Bengal Leader of Opposition (LoP) Suvendu Adhikari. On Tuesday, LoP Adhikari met HM Shah in the parliament premises. In this meeting, both the BJP leaders discussed several issues including the implementation of CAA and West Bengal government’s alleged involvement in the SSC recruitment scam.

He handed over a list of 100 TMC leaders accused of corruption. He requested HM to open a corruption probe against ‘corrupt’ TMC leaders. After the meeting, Mr Adhikari addressed the media about their interactions and issues discussed.

He said, “A lot of things were discussed, but not everything can be disclosed as I am a disciplinary soldier of BJP. But I had two main agendas – HM assured me of taking action to root out the SSC recruitment scam. He also assured me about the implementation of CAA. But, the country is facing some challenges related to COVID. Therefore, it will be done once the booster dose drive is over.”

It's an honour for me to meet Hon'ble Union Home Minister Shri @AmitShah Ji for 45 minutes at his office in Parliament.
I briefed him how WB Govt is completely mired in corrupt activities such as the Teachers recruitment scam.
Also requested him to implement CAA at the earliest. pic.twitter.com/DLLdOpfSa3

— Suvendu Adhikari (Modi Ka Parivar) (@SuvenduWB) August 2, 2022

The precautionary vaccination dose against Covid started in April and is expected to be completed within nine months. This means that either by the end of this year or at the start of next year, the religiously persecuted minorities of our neighbouring countries will be granted Indian Citizenship under the CAA rules.

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Good things may take time but they are inevitable

There is only one certainty in the fight of truth against falsehoods and good against evil. Falsehoods and evil may prevail for sometime but it is always truth and good acts that have the privilege of having the last laugh. The left kept regularly winning the small battles on Ram Mandir, Article 370, control over narrative, history and other. But, in the end they were humiliated badly in the bigger war.

The left had egg on their face on all of these issues. Their habit of celebrating premature victory has become a cause of their repeated public humiliation. They have forgotten that a pause for some time doesn’t mean that the law is dead or it will not make a grand comeback.

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The gory situation in our neighbourhood has prompted India to take such humanitarian gestures for these religiously persecuted minorities. These scammers in the name of liberalism have no shame in putting these religiously persecuted minorities in danger and let them seek this humane remedy.

Their celebration of putting CAA on the back burner is nothing but an ugly outcome of their hatred against an individual and a party. But just like in the case of Ram Mandir and Article 370, the left will be humiliated again when these statements of Union Home Minister Amit Shah bear fruit.

The implementation of CAA is an inevitable truth and it will happen no matter how badly they want to hinder this humane gesture by India.

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