When will the BJP government strip all the Muslims and the Christians of the Indian citizenship and put them on boats like the Rohingya's of Burma?

The information available does not suggest that the BJP government in India has any plans or intentions to strip all Muslims or Christians of their Indian citizenship or to deport them in a manner similar to the Rohingya from Burma.

The controversy surrounding the Citizenship (Amendment) Act (CAA) is centered on its exclusionary nature, where it provides a fast-track to citizenship for non-Muslim religious minorities (Hindus, Sikhs, Buddhists, Jains, Parsis, and Christians) who fled persecution in Afghanistan, Bangladesh, and Pakistan before December 31, 2014, while explicitly excluding Muslims from these countries125.

However, this law does not affect the citizenship of Muslims or Christians who are already citizens of India. The concerns raised are about the law's potential to marginalize or exclude certain groups from citizenship, particularly Muslims fleeing persecution, and its compatibility with India's secular constitutional principles235.

There is no indication or credible source suggesting a plan to strip existing Indian citizens, including Muslims and Christians, of their citizenship or to deport them. The criticisms and concerns are focused on the discriminatory nature of the CAA and its potential impact on religious freedom and equality under the law.