With Delhi rocked by deadly protests as Muslim and Hindu groups clash violently, Guardian writer Samanth Subramanian looks at the rise of Hindu nationalism within India. And: Daniel Boffey on the EU’s negotiating position with the UK

Narendra Modi has been grappling with continuing domestic unrest since his Hindu nationalist BJP government passed the CAA in December, which grants citizenship for refugees of every major south Asian religion except Muslims. In conjunction with a planned national register of citizens, it is feared the law will make India’s Muslim community aliens in their own country and undermine the secular foundations of the country by making religion the basis of citizenship.

The Guardian writer Samanth Subramanian talks to Anushka Asthana about the rise of Hindu nationalism and the impact it is having on India.

And: the Guardian’s Brussels bureau chief, Daniel Boffey, on the EU and its negotiating position with the UK.

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