Tamil Nadu

MNM goes to court against citizenship law

The new law approved by Parliament last week is seen as anti-Muslim and against the secular nature of India's Constitution.

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Chennai

Makkal Needhi Mayam founded by actor Kamal Haasan has submitted a petition at the Supreme Court  against India's new citizenship law. 

Reports say, the party is the latest among a dozen other political groups and organisations to file petitions against the law in the country's top court. 

The new law approved by Parliament last week is seen as anti-Muslim and against the secular nature of India's Constitution. 

The Congress Party, Trinamool Congress of West Bengal and a powerful student union in Assam are among a long list of prominent names opposing the law in the court, reports say.  

The court is expected to hear some of these petitions on December 18.

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