The citizenship amendment act (CAA), the karnataka chief minister BS Yeddyurappa on thursday called for peace and sought-after alimony among the Muslim community. Meanwhile, the chief minister on wednesday said that his government will implement the "hundred per cent" citizenship amendment act in Karnataka.
Yeddyurappa said "I appeal to the minority Muslim brothers, this law will not affect you in any way. Protecting your interest is our responsibility. Kindly cooperate, maintain peace and order". When reporters report here, he said, "We have not given any permission to favor or against the law, and section 144 (prohibitory orders) were in place. Peace and police are monitoring things ".
Moreover, Yeddyurappa held a meeting with senior police officials in the morning and reviewed security arrangements across the state. 144 of the CrPC of various parts of the state, including the state of bengaluru and Mangaluru, will soon be in force till midnight on december 21. According to the Act, members of the hindu, Sikh, Buddhist Jain, Parsi and christian Communities Come from pakistan, bangladesh and afghanistan till december 31, 2014, and facing religious persecution Five years for india to remain after a given indian citizenship, instead of 11 years ago.
