but the legislation is remarkable for who it leaves out the bill was crafted by the ruling bharatiya janata party or b j p it extends rights to followers of six religions who came to india from bangladesh pakistan and afghanistan before the end of twenty fourteen that muslims who came to india in similar circumstances are not eligible people protested soon after the bill passed the lower house of parliament last week strikes were held across northeastern india student a women's groups in among those demonstrating against the proposals the bill has also split opinion online supporters of the bill say the b j p m prime minister narendra modi have taken a bold stand to protect non muslims who fled persecution in their home country but others say the bill is a political risk that may backfire on the beat. j p before elections due to go ahead in april or may for id for look at the bill we're joined from new delhi by common pal joy he is editor in chief of east mojo that's a digital news platform he has reported extensively from north eastern india raju as an independent journalist and writer she joins

september overturned the ban but hindu nationalists, including prime minister narendra modi's bharatiya janata party, had opposed the ruling and other attempts to enter the temple had been blocked. this is women's rights activist trupti desai, who herself was prpreviously blocked frorom entg the templele. >> the entry of women into the temple today is next-door -- historic win. after the verdict of f the supre court, the protesters werere opposing the entry of men and today that protest has becom unsuesessfuls ththeomenen he entered. amy: the women's suesessful enentrearly y dnesday came hours afr r thros ofof wen tooooto the streets in kera to foraa ssive 385-mile human cha protestingenender equauali in solidarityitith won seseekg to access theololy si. t victimsf the atck are members the fuli communy. vience andension bween nomadifulani hders andogon rmers habeen on e increasereported sparkedy nd dispus. the dogohave alsaccused e fula of tieso extremt oups. inussia, t u.s. amssador, form utah gornor jon huntan, visid the u. citizen accused by the russians of espionage. paul whelan, who was arreste

but the legislation is remarkable for who it leaves out the bill was crafted by the ruling bharatiya janata party or b j p it extends rights to followers of six religions who came to india from bangladesh pakistan and afghanistan before the end of twenty fourteen that muslims who came to india in similar circumstances are not eligible people protested soon after the bill passed the lower house of parliament last week strikes were held across northeastern india student a women's groups in among those demonstrating against the proposals the bill has also split opinion online supporters of the bill say the b j p m prime minister narendra modi have taken a bold stand to protect non muslims who fled persecution in their home country but others say the bill is a political risk that may backfire on the beach before elections due to go ahead in april or may for a deeper look at the bill we are joined from new delhi by common pal. he is editor in chief of east mojo that's a digital news platform he has reported extensively from north eastern india raju is an independent journalist and writer she joins us

but the legislation is remarkable for who it leaves out the bill was crafted by the ruling bharatiya janata party or b j p it extends rights to followers of six religions who came to india from bangladesh pakistan and afghanistan before the end of twenty fourteen that muslims who came to india in similar circumstances are not eligible people protested soon after the bill passed the lower house of parliament last week strikes were held across northeastern india student a women's groups in among those demonstrating against the proposals the bill has also split opinion online supporters of the bill say the b j p m prime minister narendra modi have taken a bold stand to protect non muslims who fled persecution in their home country but others say the bill is a political risk that may backfire on the beach before elections due to go ahead in april or may for a deeper look at the bill we are joined from new delhi by common pal joy he is editor in chief of mojo that's a digital news platform. he has reported extensively from north eastern india raju is an independent journalist and writer she joins us f