NEW DELHI -- India's controversial new citizenship law is not likely to be rolled back by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, despite ongoing protests against what critics claim is the law's anti-Muslim tone.
Protests continue over what critics decry as a threat to secular values

Students demonstrate against the Citizenship Amendment Act in Kolkata, India on Dec. 24. Protests have intensified amid claims of police brutality in different parts of the country. © Reuters
NEW DELHI -- India's controversial new citizenship law is not likely to be rolled back by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, despite ongoing protests against what critics claim is the law's anti-Muslim tone.