Assam: CJP’s fight against citizenship crisis stronger than ever

Assam: CJP’s fight against citizenship crisis stronger than ever Our team in Assam is reaching remote areas and marginalized regions

07, Apr 2021 | CJP Team

CJP Assam continues its fight against the citizenship crisis, stronger and braver than ever. We are going door to door in remote areas of Assam, collecting documents of citizenship and being there beside those who need our assistance.

We have been fighting relentlessly for every Indian battling the citizenship crisis in Assam, in courts and beyond. Help Us Help Assam.

To Know more about our work in Assam, visit https://cjp.org.in/assam/

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