Even as violence over the Citizenship Amendment Act wracked the national capital, US President Donald Trump said, “I want to leave that to India, hopefully they will make the right decision for the country.”
Responding to questions at a press conference here on Tuesday, Trump refused to get drawn into a discussion over CAA as he wrapped up a high-octane two-day state visit, even as he said he had discussed the issue of religious freedom with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during their official talks at Hyderabad House.

Even as violence over the Citizenship Amendment Act wracked the national capital, US President Donald Trump said, “I want to leave that to India, hopefully they will make the right decision for the country.”
Responding to questions at a press conference here on Tuesday, Trump refused to get drawn into a discussion over CAA as he wrapped up a high-octane two-day state visit, even as he said he had discussed the issue of religious freedom with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during their official talks at Hyderabad House.