Citizenship
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A Republic Cannot Deport, Humiliate or “Outbreed” Its Own People
X.T.M argues that the reported deportation of an Indian family to Bangladesh without due process shows a state confusing language with nationality and religion with foreignness, and that citizenship is…
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The Unfinished Contract II: Citizenship, Partition, and the Questions Liberalism Won’t Ask
X.T.M argues that Partition left India with an unresolved social contract: citizenship for Muslims who stayed was declared, never constituted, and secularism became a way to avoid the question. He…
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Citizenship Amendment Act – the straw that broke the camel’s back
Nachiketa argues the Citizenship Amendment Act, though not insidious alone, becomes alarming when paired with the National Register of Citizens as Amit Shah described, since non-Muslim migrants would gain citizenship…
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Why I find it difficult to debate Hinditvas + liberal Zionists
The author argues that Pakistan and Iran should be judged as Islamic Republics, but India and Israel, which claim to be liberal democracies, must meet those standards. He says Israel’s…
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I stand with Sajid on Pakistani Pedophilia
Backing Home Secretary Sajid Javid against Kamila Shamsie’s questioning, the author argues Pakistan’s lack of a sex offender register is not Britain’s problem. He asserts that most paedophiles in Britain…
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Assam register: Four million risk losing India citizenship
Reproduces extracts of a report that four million people in Assam risk losing Indian citizenship under the NRC, with the poster’s comment that India is being too draconian on the…
