Citizenship Amendment Act: SC to hear petitions on Dec 18
First Published: 14th December, 2019 20:20 IST
The Supreme Court will begin hearing the first set of petitions on the Citizenship Amendment Act on December 18. A number of groups and organisations besides individuals have filed petitions
The Supreme Court will begin hearing the first set of petitions on the Citizenship Amendment Act on December 18.
A number of groups and organisations besides individuals have filed petitions against in the Apex Court against the CAA.
Moreover, there are groups and organisations gearing up to file petitions against Citizenship Bill which is now an Act.
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