Modi’s anti-Muslim propaganda became enshrined into Indian law

Evidence

On screen, Bourdain broke bread with Hindus, who shook their heads with delight as he fawned over their food. He walked the streets with Sikh friends who beamed with pride at his praise for the city. He dined in the homes of Muslim Indians, sitting alongside them as if he were a family member. He felt at home with anybody, including Muslims, while the Modi regime began to push propaganda that India was no home for Muslims. Propaganda, later enshrined into law, that held that India was the exclusive land of Hindus. — Khaled A. Beydoun, The New Crusades_ Islamophobia and the…, 389

Categorization

• QUESTION: Which specific law transforms the narrative into exclusion — presumably the Citizenship Amendment Act, but the passage is unspecific.
• XREF: The propaganda-to-law trajectory parallels US Islamophobic rhetoric hardening into policy — a useful comparative axis for the Iftikhar read.