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Who are telling lies on NRC and Detention Centres? Rahul or Modi!

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has blamed Prime Minister Narendra Modi lied on Detention Centres to Bharat Mata. Last week, Modi addressed public in rally in New Delhi saying that there are no detention centres constructed for illegal immigrants. 
Modi blamed that Congress and Urban Naxals have telling lies on Detention Centres. But Rahul has posted the video of ongoing construction of Detention Centres in Assam and Karnataka in twitter and said that Prime Minister told lies to the nation. Rahul’s blame on Modi is severe. Rahul words create an opinion among the people that Prime Minister insults the people of the nation.

Why the Detention Centres are constructing in Assam and Karnataka? What is the relation Detention Centres with NRC? Detention camps are meant to construct to send all illegal immigrants to Detention Camps. CAA and NRC created tremor among the people of the nation. People have many doubts how CAA different to NRC. Uncertainty increased further after seeing BJP leader’s statement on CAA and NRC. Adding to the above, National Population Register (NPR) added to increase this confusion. Amit Shah said in recent interviews that NRC didn’t harm any Religious Community. He cleanly mentioned during the election campaign on implementation of NRC and how Modi government would thrown out illegal immigrants out of the nation.

Detention camp in Assam is with 15 stair building with all facilities in Matia district in Assam which was aimed to complete by the end of this year. Another Detention camp is in Bangalore. Govt has granted 80 crores to provide all facilities in Detention Camps. Though Modi and Amit Shah convinced, protests and agitations against NRC haven’t stopped. It spreads across all over the cities. BJP leaders and ministers haven’t tried to get rid of apprehensions among the people on NRC and NPR. What Modi and Shah said in public meetings are different from what they are doing now? Rahul exposed BJP’s tactics in implementing the NRC. BJP gave counter that NPR was approved in 2010 then UPA government. Congress countered back that the details in NPR 2010 with NPR 2020. They said that BJP’s NPR is the first filter for NRC to implement in the nation.

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