While major parts of India have been quaking with the heated eruptions and stirring with the un-revoking protests with the view of urging the government to abrogate the biased and handicapped Citizenship Amendment Bill, the crucial and important political faces in the country have been fiercely voicing against the implementation of the bill that was consented by the President last week after having a clear and lenient passage in both chambers of the Parliament.

The Chief Ministers of Kerala, West Bengal, and Punjab have opened their scores of standing against the bill and they have said that their respective governments won't be enforcing the bill in their states. With the motive of opposing the bill, the ruling and the opposition parties in Kerala have united in the same line by lowering the political differences to condemn the implementation of the bill.

Trivandrum, the capital city of Kerala had carpeted the protests headed by Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan and Opposition leader of the Legislative assembly Ramesh Chennithala and in his address to the gathering, Pinayari Vijayan has blamed BJP and RSS for igniting the disharmony and the unrest across the country. He alleged that the BJP has been attempting to surface its policies and asserted that the state of Kerala unites in solidarity against the bill while the entire nation has been under instability.

On the other hand, one of the leading political strategists in India and head of Indian Political Action Committee, Prashant Kishor cited that the nationwide implementation of National Register of Citizens (NRC) would be equivalent to the demonetisation and claimed that the biggest sufferers would be the poor and marginalized and he recalled the experience the nation had gone through demonetisation.

On Monday, Chief Minister of West Bengal Mamata Banerjee took the roads and led a massive protest and march through the downtown Kolkata to enhance her voice on opposing the citizenship bill. Mamata Banerjee has been accompanied by her party leaders and the supporters who marched the roads with posters and flags. The reports have revealed that the Chief Minister would be hosting similar marches till Wednesday that widens the crack between her party and the BJP. She marched in the middle of anxiety and protests held by the people of the state for the few days where the internet services have been suspended. The state Governor had called the march of Mamata Banerjee as unconstitutional and urged Banerjee to desist from this act.