Prime Minister Narendra Modi has defined the abrogation of Article 370 and CAA as landmarks in India's felony and constitutional journey. Speaking at the event, PM Modi noted the two acts a few of the government's measures that replicate its dedication to countrywide integration and beliefs of humanity. He known as the abrogation of Articles 370 an vital step closer to the constitutional integration of Jammu and Kashmir with the relaxation of India. He underlined that uniformity become very important within the utility of laws within the whole country and the same was to be carried out for you to offer the people of Jammu and Kashmir with all feasible rights and benefits. The Prime Minister similarly claimed that the abrogation of the Article 370 removed all such hurdles, each legal and constitutional, which had served to keep the location remoted for a very long period and, from now on, the area might be absolutely integrated within the Indian Union. He said that this turned into in consonance with the hopes and aspirations of hundreds of thousands of Indians who believed that "One Nation-One Constitution" is the manner to move. On the other hand, the PM said that the Citizenship Amendment Act was a high instance of humane rules. He stated that the CAA has been framed for the reparation and sheltering of persecuted minorities in neighboring international locations like Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Afghanistan. The Prime Minister pointed to the moral and ethical elements of the CAA, pronouncing this reflects India's lengthy-held way of life of sheltering those in need. In stressing that the law was geared toward giving a new existence to the ones persecuted over religion and who took safe haven in India via giving them citizenship, India was adhering to these values of compassion and justice. He also went on to touch on the issues and criticisms, if any, regarding the CAA and asserted that it no longer discriminates against any community in India. He reiterated that the CAA came as a necessary response to historical and regional realities by the neighboring countries that benefit from the oppression of minorities. He further appealed to the criminal fraternity to view the CAA through a humanitarian prism and acknowledge the struggles of these leaders in balancing national security concerns with their humanitarian commitments. He praised the government for following the Constitution and thus allowing justice to prevail for one and all, stating that justice and rule of law are necessary for democratic society to exist. He finally concluded the speech by pointing out that his idea of cooperation is very important in uniting India into one, stronger and more inclusive, developing a country where the rule of law and human rights are valued, and let's promulgate the Constitution.