At Least 40 People Have Died In Ongoing Protests In India

At Least 40 People Have Died In Ongoing Protests In India

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The transcript discusses the unrest in India due to the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), highlighting the violence in Delhi, where Hindu nationalists clashed with anti-CAA protesters in Muslim-majority areas. The situation escalated as mosques were attacked, and religious tensions rose. Political figures, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi, faced criticism for their delayed response and alleged role in the unrest. The CAA, passed in December, aims to fast-track citizenship for non-Muslims from three Muslim-majority countries, sparking opposition for its perceived bias against Muslims and its challenge to India's secular constitution.

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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What event is described as the worst violence in decades in the transcript?

A natural disaster in India

An economic crisis in India

A political rally in Delhi

Protests against the Citizenship Amendment Act

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Who did a Hindu man blame for his son's death during the unrest?

A foreign diplomat

A police officer

A Muslim protester

A local member of the BJP

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What was the timing of the violence in relation to President Trump's visit?

It coincided with his departure

It was unrelated to his visit

It happened a month after his visit

It occurred just before his arrival

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What does the Citizenship Amendment Act aim to do?

Restrict immigration from neighboring countries

Promote religious harmony in India

Fast track citizenship for non-Muslims from certain countries

Provide economic aid to all Indian citizens

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What criticism does the CAA face according to the transcript?

It reduces educational opportunities

It increases taxes on citizens

It promotes foreign investment

It violates India's secular constitution