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What is the government’s reasoning for CAA?

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Santhosh Santhosh
Answered on December 18,2019

The Act has been introduced ostensibly to aid refugees fleeing religious persecution in the three nations. The reason for excluding Muslims  from the purview of the act, as stated by Home Minister Amit Shah, is that the likelihood of Muslims facing persecution in these Muslim-majority countries is low. But critics point out that sects like the Ahmediyas and Bahais do face relgious persecution in Pakistan.

The conspicuous exclusion of Muslims from the purview of the Act has evoked widespread condemnation. The government, on its part, has said that the exclusion of Muslims is not an act of Islamophobia as the countries listed in the Act are Muslim-majority nations, whose minorities are vulnerable.

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