Anurag Kashyap slams Modi, asks for his father’s birth certificate

Ever since the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) in India has passed by parliament on December 11, Anurag Kashyap has been a vocal critic of the controversial law. Kashyap is at it again, the filmmaker has now criticised  Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his family.

As the CAA coming into effect, it facilitates non-Muslim refugees of Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Bangladesh getting Indian citizenship from now on.

The director, protesting against the CAA, took to Twitter while demanding Modi a proof that he is educated and wanted to see his degree in “entire political science”.

“I want to see the ‘entire political science’ degree of the PM who is enforcing the CAA on us. First, prove that Modi is literate. Then we’ll talk”.

The filmmaker did not stop here; he also said that Modi should show his birth certificate, along with that of his father and his entire family’s to the nation. Only then he can ask for papers from citizens.

“Today CAA has been enforced. Tell Modi to first show his papers, his degree in ‘entire political science’ as well as his father’s and family’s birth certificate to the entire nation. Then ask for our papers.” he said.

In another tweet, Kashyap called the government “dumb” and compared CAA to demonetisation, the filmmaker said: “This government will do dialogue if they know how to talk.

“They cannot face a single question that’s not been vetted, they don’t have a plan, they haven’t put out a system. This is a dumb government. There CAA is like demonetisation. No plan. No vision, ” Kashyap concluded.