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Two months after the rules were notified, the first set of citizenship certificates under the CAA was issued to 14 people on May 15

New Delhi/IBNS: The central government has started the process of granting citizenship under the Citizenship (Amendment) Act 2024 in West Bengal, where the first set of applications were on Wednesday granted citizenship by the Empowered Committee of the state.

Govt Starts Granting Citizenship Certificates Under CAA In West Bengal

The development comes as the seventh phase of voting for the Lok Sabha elections is set to take place on June 1 in several constituencies across West Bengal | Latest News India

Less than two weeks after the first set of citizenship certificates were issued under the Citizenship (Amendment) Act, the process has also begun in West Bengal, where the implementation of the law has been a contentious issue.

The process of granting citizenship under the new Citizenship Amendment Act or CAA began in three states on Wednesday, the Union Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) said in a statement.

The process of granting citizenship certificates under the Citizenship (Amendment) Rules, 2024 has now commenced in the State of West Bengal, where the first set of applications from the State were today granted citizenship by the Empowered Committee, West Bengal. Similarly, the Empowered Committees of the States of Haryana and Uttarakhand have also granted citizenship…

Srinagar: The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) Wednesday said that the Government of India will support the poor prisoners who are not able to secure bail and pay the fine imposed on them. In a communique sent to all States and UTs, the MHA said that it is to inform the Chief Ministers of States/UTs informing them that the Government of

Jammu Tawi, Feb 16: An official press note said that the Jammu and Kashmir Administration on Thursday ordered premature retirement of 02 officers, one each belonging to the Prison Department and Transport Department respectively. However, the official communication does not reveal the names of the officers who retired prematurely. These officers conducted their duties in ways which

JAMMU, Feb 16: In its endeavor to make the Administration more efficient and transparent, the Jammu and Kashmir government on Thursday ordered premature retirement of 02 officers, one each belonging to Prison Department and Transport Department respectively. These officers conducted their duties in ways which were unbecoming of public servants and in violation of the established code of conduct. The exercise was conducted as part of regular process of scrutiny of records of employees, who cross ...