Citizenship outside the scope of judicial review: Govt to SC
Questions on citizenship and issues arising out of it fall outside the scope of judicial review the Centre told the supreme court on Tuesday as it defended the contentious Citizenship (Amendment) Act or CAA maintaining it was necessary to address religious persecution in three neighboring countries and that it does not violate the right to equality.
In a 129-page affidavit defending the law that has triggered protests the Centre presented a point by point rebuttal to the arguments of over 150 petitioners
Any Act passed by both house of Parliament of India is a law. But some person challenge it according his way. Parliament of India is Supreme of law maker in India.