

Updated On: 16 August, 2024 07:20 AM IST | Mumbai | Faisal Tandel
Another 92 who applied likely to be naturalised soon under CAA

Sindhi migrants display their certificate of naturalisation. PICS/NAVNEET BARHATE
It’s been around 10-15 years since 58 Sindhis from Pakistan arrived in India and settled in Ulhasnagar. After implementation of the CAA (Citizenship Amendment Act), around 150 individuals decided to apply for Indian citizenship. A committee was established to follow up on the procedural matters, and their efforts yielded impressive results. At a special event, certificates were given to 58 individuals who successfully obtained Indian citizenship. The procedure for the remaining 92 is underway and they may soon get citizenship after verification.
The newly-appointed citizens shared their harrowing experiences of the persecution and pain they endured in Pakistan, which ultimately led them to flee to India. With their newfound citizenship, they will now be able to live a normal life, enjoying all the benefits that come with it, including access to education and other essential services.