Microsoft CEO speaks against India's discriminatory citizenship law
Microsoft Chief Executive Officer Satya Nadella has said that India's new discriminatory citizenship law is 'just bad'. Nadella grew up in India and said that he hopes that one day an immigrant from Bangladesh will be able to come to India and become incredibly successful, mirroring his experience in the US.
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