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Tuesday, July 21, 2026

If they are foreigners, they have to be deported: Supreme Court in Rohingya case

“If they are foreigners, they have to be deported: Supreme Court in Rohingya case”, Bar and Bench, May 8, 2025:

“The Supreme Court remarked on Thursday that if Rohingya refugees present in India are found to be foreigners under Indian law, they must be deported.

A Bench of Justices Surya KantDipankar Datta and N Kotiswar Singh referred to the top court’s previous order and remarked that the identity cards issued by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) may not be of any help to them.

“If they are foreigners as per the Foreigners Act, then they have to be deported,” Justice Datta said……”

Read the full article at Barandbench.com

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