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The Lok Sabha finally passed the Citizenship Amendment Bill after midnight of Monday. In which non-Muslim refugees coming from Pakistan, Bangladesh and Afghanistan will be granted Indian citizenship. Who were facing religious persecution there. Delighted that the Lok Sabha has passed the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill, 2019 after a rich and extensive debate. I thank the various MPs and parties that supported the Bill. This Bill is in line with India’s centuries old ethos of assimilation and belief in humanitarian values. — Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) December 9, 2019 After a seven-hour-long debate, the Citizenship Amendment Bill 2019 was passed in the Lok Sabha. In which 311 members were in its favor and 80 voted against it. Many amendments brought by opposition members, including the Shiv Sena MP, were defeated by voice vote or by a division. According to the proposed law, members of Hindu, Sikh, Buddhist, Jain, Parsi and Christian communities who have come from Pakistan, Bangladesh

In the Lok Sabha, the SPG Amendment Bill has been passed by voice vote. Here, Home Minister Amit Shah said that 'no Congress worker who took the security of Chandrashekhar ji said anything, Narasimhara Rao's security was gone, no one showed any concern. The security of IK Gujral was taken after the threat of murder. Whose concern is it for the leadership of the country or a family? ' During this, the Congress walked out of the House. Describing the amendment in the Special Protection Group Act as necessary while passing the bill, Home Minister Amit Shah said in Lok Sabha on Wednesday that the purpose of bringing the SPG Act amendment bill is to make the SPG more effective and restore the original purpose of the law. Keeping the Special Protection Group SPG Act Amendment Bill to be discussed and passed, Shah said that the SPG was formed for the protection of the Prime Minister and in many countries of the world created such a special security unit for the protection of their