Protests and Citizenship Amendment Bill

The video discusses the US President's visit to India amidst significant unrest in Delhi due to the Citizenship Amendment Bill. The bill, perceived as discriminatory against Muslims, sparked widespread protests. The video details the violence in Delhi, the government's slow response, and the public's demands for repealing the bill. It also covers the potential implications of a national register and the establishment of detention centers.

What major event coincided with the unrest in Delhi?

• The US President's visit to India

• The Indian Independence Day

• The launch of a new economic policy

• A major sports event

What does the Citizenship Amendment Bill offer?

• Tax benefits to new businesses

• Free education to all citizens

• Expedited citizenship to non-Muslim migrants from neighboring countries

• Expedited citizenship to all migrants

Why is the Citizenship Amendment Bill controversial?

• It bans certain religious practices

• It restricts freedom of speech

• It is seen as a prelude to a national citizens registry

• It increases taxes for citizens

What is a major concern regarding the national citizens registry?

• It will lead to economic instability

• It will cause environmental issues

• It may disproportionately affect Muslims

• It will increase the population

Where did the protests against the CAB initially begin?

• In rural areas

• At primarily Muslim colleges and universities in and around Delhi

• In government offices

• In international embassies

What was the reaction of some Hindu majority sections to the protests?

• They left the country

• They supported the protests

• They remained neutral

• They were outraged and fueled counter-protests

How long did it take for the police to restore order in Delhi?

• 24 hours

• 48 hours

• 72 hours

• One week

What criticism did Prime Minister Modi face regarding the violence?

• He left the country during the violence

• He increased taxes

• He was slow to issue a statement

• He issued a statement too quickly

What do the protesters want the government to do with the CAB?

• Make it more strict

• Expand it to include more countries

• Repudiate or repeal it

• Ignore the protests

What assurance do the protesters seek regarding the national registry?

• That it will be implemented immediately

• That it will not be implemented at all

• That it will include all religions

• That it is not a prelude to a national citizens registry