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Twitter reacts to the cover of the Economist magazine

By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: January 24, 2020 17:54 IST

The cover story of the January 23 edition of the London-based magazine The Economist has sparked controversy in India. ...

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The cover story of the January 23 edition of the London-based magazine The Economist has sparked controversy in India. Titled Intolerant India – How Modi is endangering the world’s biggest democracy, the story puts the spotlight on the Citizenship Amendment Act brought in by Narendra Modi-led ruling Bharatiya Janata Party.

Critics say the amendments undermine India’s secular foundations. Many fear they will be used with the proposed nationwide National Register of Citizens to harass and disenfranchise Indian Muslims.

The magazine’s cover drew sharp reactions on social media.

 

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