hyderabad sources stated that the telangana government decided to pass an assembly resolution against the citizenship amendment act, joining the ranks of anti-CAA states. The telangana government took the decision in a cabinet meeting chaired by chief minister chandrasekhar rao-Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW'>k chandrasekhar rao, while urging the Centre to repeal the last year's changes in the Citizenship Act.

 

Furthermore it also appealed to the Centre "not to discriminate" on the basis of religion in granting citizenship to anyone. “The State cabinet appealed to the Union government, not to discriminate on the basis of religion for according indian citizenship. It requested that all religions must be treated as equal before the law,” an official release on decisions taken in the cabinet meeting said on late sunday night.

 

Moreover the cabinet, chaired by chief minister Rao, felt the caa would lead to discrimination on the basis of religion in grant of citizenship and jeopardise secularism envisaged in the Constitution. The release said “The cabinet further requested the central government to take measures to abrogate the Citizenship (Amendment) Act, 2019 which will lead to discrimination on the basis of religion while granting citizenship and thereby jeopardising secularism envisaged in the constitution". Apparently the state assembly may pass a resolution, like the other state assemblies did, against the caa, he had said then. The cabinet meeting, which began on sunday evening, concluded late in the night.

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