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Rohingya Refugees In Jammu Not To Be Deported To Myanmar Without Due Process: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court today said that Rohingyas detained in Jammu shall not be deported to Myanmar without following the prescribed process.
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Rohingya Case: India Can't Be Capital For Illegal Immigrants, Centre Tells Supreme Court
The country cannot be the capital for illegal immigrants, the Centre told the Supreme Court which on Friday reserved order on a fresh plea seeking directions for immediate release of detained Rohingya refugees in Jammu and restrain the government from implementing any order deporting them to Myanmar.
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Supreme Court Reserves Verdict On Plea For Release Of Rohingya Refugees In Jammu
The Supreme Court on Friday reserved verdict on a fresh plea seeking immediate release of detained Rohingya refugees in Jammu and restrain the Centre from implementing any order deporting them to Myanmar.
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Supreme Court To Hear Plea For Release Of Detained Rohingya Refugees On March 25
The Supreme Court on Thursday said it would hear on March 25 a fresh plea seeking immediate release of detained Rohingya refugees in Jammu and restrain the Centre from implementing any order deporting them to Mayanmar.
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"Next Move On Rohingya, They Don't Belong To 6 Minorities": Union Minister
More than 13,700 foreigners, including Rohingya Muslims and Bangladeshi nationals, are settled in Jammu and Samba districts, where their population has increased by over 6,000 between 2008 and 2016, according to government data.
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Massive Fire Razes 150 Shanties Of Labourers, Rohingya In Jammu
Nearly 150 huts, including 41 of Rohingya refugees, were gutted in a massive fire in Jammu in the early hours of Monday. Residents claimed that wind fuelled the flames and fire tenders were late in reaching the spot.
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After West Pak Refugees, Rohingya Settlers Spark Another Debate In Jammu
Zahid Hussain, 45, and his family were the first Rohingya Muslims to make Jammu their home in 2009. They were followed by others, who came to escape persecution in Myanmar. Today there are over 1,500 registered Rohingiya Muslim families in Jammu who are neither citizens of India, nor permanent residents of the state.
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Rohingya Refugees In Jammu Not To Be Deported To Myanmar Without Due Process: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court today said that Rohingyas detained in Jammu shall not be deported to Myanmar without following the prescribed process.
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Rohingya Case: India Can't Be Capital For Illegal Immigrants, Centre Tells Supreme Court
The country cannot be the capital for illegal immigrants, the Centre told the Supreme Court which on Friday reserved order on a fresh plea seeking directions for immediate release of detained Rohingya refugees in Jammu and restrain the government from implementing any order deporting them to Myanmar.
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Supreme Court Reserves Verdict On Plea For Release Of Rohingya Refugees In Jammu
The Supreme Court on Friday reserved verdict on a fresh plea seeking immediate release of detained Rohingya refugees in Jammu and restrain the Centre from implementing any order deporting them to Myanmar.
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Supreme Court To Hear Plea For Release Of Detained Rohingya Refugees On March 25
The Supreme Court on Thursday said it would hear on March 25 a fresh plea seeking immediate release of detained Rohingya refugees in Jammu and restrain the Centre from implementing any order deporting them to Mayanmar.
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"Next Move On Rohingya, They Don't Belong To 6 Minorities": Union Minister
More than 13,700 foreigners, including Rohingya Muslims and Bangladeshi nationals, are settled in Jammu and Samba districts, where their population has increased by over 6,000 between 2008 and 2016, according to government data.
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Massive Fire Razes 150 Shanties Of Labourers, Rohingya In Jammu
Nearly 150 huts, including 41 of Rohingya refugees, were gutted in a massive fire in Jammu in the early hours of Monday. Residents claimed that wind fuelled the flames and fire tenders were late in reaching the spot.
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After West Pak Refugees, Rohingya Settlers Spark Another Debate In Jammu
Zahid Hussain, 45, and his family were the first Rohingya Muslims to make Jammu their home in 2009. They were followed by others, who came to escape persecution in Myanmar. Today there are over 1,500 registered Rohingiya Muslim families in Jammu who are neither citizens of India, nor permanent residents of the state.
