India's Controversial Citizenship Law: Excluding Muslims Sparks Polarization

The controversial Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) in India, which expedites Indian citizenship for non-Muslim immigrants from neighboring countries, has been implemented by the Modi government, sparking protests and legal challenges. Critics argue that the law violates the Indian Constitution's principle of equality and discriminates against Muslims. The government denies this, claiming the law aims to protect those fleeing religious persecution. The timing of the implementation, just before elections, has raised concerns about potential voter polarization.