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From my perspective, labeling Amit Shah as a weak home minister would be an oversimplification. His tenure has been marked by controversial decisions and bold actions that have sparked both praise and criticism. Detractors point to perceived civil rights issues, while supporters point to his decisive action on national security matters. Regardless of personal views, it's clear that his influence on Indian politics is significant. While calling him 'weak' is subjective, it's undeniable that Amit Shah is a polarizing figure in his role as home minister.
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