Panaji sources claim that Christians cannot wear a scapular (religious object) around their neck and hindu women can wear their forehead or flowers in their hair and pakistan and the citizenship amendment act will allow such religiously persecuted persons to become minority communities. indian citizens, rajya sabha mp and goa bjp president vinay tendulkar said on Friday.
Further backing the implementation of the controversial caa, Tendulkar said that hindus and Christians living in pakistan are allotted color coded ration cards to distinguish them from Muslims. Reportedly Tendulkar told reporters "Christians cannot wear a scapular around their neck and hindu (women) cannot wear a bindi or wear flowers. There are many other issues like this. In pakistan (for minorities).
Tendulkar said, "In pakistan, hindus and Christians are given red-colored ration cards, while muslims are given green-colored ration cards," adding that the caa would empower persecuted minorities in pakistan, afghanistan and bangladesh and allow them to avail indian citizenship. Maybe now India is witnessing protests in several parts of the country over the implementation of the caa, which passed in parliament earlier this month, and the possible introduction of the National Register of Citizens in the state, according to Union home minister amit Shah.
