"5400 people were arrested, and Modi sent five tweets." What happened in India?

The reason for this great turmoil is that India has recently promulgated a new citizenship law, which gives Indian citizenship to illegal immigrants of Buddhism, Hinduism, Zoroastrianism and other religions, which makes Indian Muslims feel excluded. As a result, many Muslims in India were dissatisfied and began to protest, which turned into a large-scale riot. At this time, the United States also intervened, saying that this practice in India had violated religious freedom, and also said that it would investigate political members within India. Have to say? World police? It's really a world policeman. He likes to get involved in everything.

Modi's new citizenship law protects the identity of members of other religions in India, but Muslims should never be excluded. India itself is a country with its own religious beliefs. No matter what religion can be integrated here, Muslims are in the majority in India. It is unacceptable to anyone that their rights are not guaranteed but they are excluded.

What's more, if Muslims don't have exact documents to prove that they are residents of India, they will be sent abroad as illegal immigrants. This caused great dissatisfaction among Muslims. People have lived in India for generations, and now they will be expelled from their own country and regarded as illegal immigrants because they have no documents to prove it. Who can accept it with a clear conscience? Since there is such a decision above, it is natural for the following citizens to rise up and express their dissatisfaction.

Although Modi claimed that it would not affect any citizens, the anger of those citizens could not be calmed down. The unrest also led to more than 5,000 arrests and 10 deaths. It's been more than ten days since the incident, and things still show no signs of calming down.