Persecuted Hindus, Sikhs, Jains from Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Pakistan who entered India up to 2024 to be allowed to stay: MHA

The members of the Hindus, Sikhs, Buddhists, Buddhists, Jows, Parsis and Christians who came to India until 31 December 2024 and who came to India to escape religious persecution will be allowed to remain without passports or other travel documents in the country to escape religious persecution according to the ministry of union.

According to the Citizenship (Amendment) Law (CAA), which entered into force last year, the minorities who have been persecuted on 31 December 2014 or before India will be given citizenship. 2025, the important order given in accordance with the newly implemented immigration and foreigners’ law, especially after 2014, will be a relief for Hindus from Pakistan, especially for Hindus from Pakistan.

“A person belonging to a minority community in Afghanistan, Bangladesh and Pakistan – forced to look for shelter in India due to the fear of religious persecution or religious persecution and forced to search for shelter in India, including December 31 or other travel documents, including other travel documents, including the valid documents – and the validity of the documents – and such documents. According to an order, “will be exempted from the rule of having a valid passport and visa.