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Nagaland BJP Kickstarts 'Missed Call Campaign' to Register Support for CAA

Nagaland BJP Kickstarts 'Missed Call Campaign' to Register Support for CAA

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Kohima, January 4, 2019:

Along with the national leadership of the BJP, the Nagaland unit of the saffron party has also kickstarted a campaign to register support for the contentious Citizenship Amendment Act.

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) national leaders on Thursday, January 2, 2020 launched a toll-free number (88662-88662) to mobilise support for the Citizenship (Amendment) Act, which sparked nationwide protests after it was passed. The toll-free number will allow the people to give missed calls to register their support for the 'CAA'.

The BJP Nagaland also joined the Pro-CAA campaign and took to social media to get more support from the public Nagaland state as well.

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Nagaland BJP president, Temjen Imna Along tweeted, "CAA – Nothing more than an opportunity for religiously persecuted minorities from 3 theocratic states to become full citizens of India. Show your support for inclusiveness. Stand up for their rights. Give a missed call on 88662-88662."

Another tweet sent out from the official Twitter handle of the BJP unit of Nagaland read: ‘To extend your support for the historic Citizenship Amendment Act-2019 brought in by PM Narendra Modi’s government, to ensure justice to the religiously persecuted minorities from Pakistan, Bangladesh and Afghanistan, kindly give a missed call on 88662-88662.’

Earlier, Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched the ‘India supports CAA’ campaign on Twitter and NaMo App. CAA, which triggered a nationwide controversy has put the BJP on a backfoot. The move is believed to be a step by the BJP to counter the anti-CAA narrative of opposition.

It may be mentioned here that the amended citizenship law seeks to grant citizenship to minorities from three neighbouring countries (Pakistan, Bangladesh and Afghanistan) who arrived in India by December 31, 2014, due to religious persecution.

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Edited By: Admin
Published On: Jan 04, 2020