Modi Defends Citizenship Law as Protests in India Continue

The video discusses a controversial law in India, pushed by Prime Minister Modi, aimed at granting citizenship to Hindu migrants from Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Afghanistan. Critics argue it discriminates based on religion and challenges India's secular values. The law is seen as part of a global rise in right-wing politics. Economic concerns in India are also highlighted, though the law hasn't yet sparked widespread unrest. US-India relations remain strong, with the Trump administration showing support, despite some tension with Democratic lawmakers.

What reasons were given for the need for the law concerning Hindu migrants in India?

What concerns were raised about the restriction of the law to only three countries?

Why do some people find the law revolting, particularly in relation to its religious basis?

How does the government justify the law in terms of citizenship rights?

What parallels are drawn between the political situation in India and other countries experiencing right-wing politics?

In what ways has the Indian economy been affected by the current political climate?

What impact has the law had on US-India relations, particularly in the context of Congress?