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West Bengal: Malda, Murshidabad get first 'illegal immigrants’ holding centres for suspected Bangladeshis & RohingyasWest Bengal has opened its first holding centres in Malda and Murshidabad to house suspected illegal Bangladeshi immigrants and Rohingya de...- Bengal asks districts to build ‘holding centres’ for illegal foreigners as anti-infiltration drive gathers paceWest Bengal is setting up holding centers for suspected illegal foreigners and foreign prisoners. This move institutionalizes the state's '...
- Nearly 8,000 people died or disappeared trying to migrate in 2025Nearly 8,000 people died or disappeared on migration routes last year, with sea routes to Europe proving the deadliest. Many victims were l...
- SC questions Rohingyas' legal status, asks why should intruders get red carpet welcome when citizens face povertyThe Supreme Court questioned the legal status of Rohingyas in India, asking why “intruders” should get rights when citizens face poverty. H...
- First major issue whether Rohingyas refugees or illegal entrants: SCThe Supreme Court is currently examining the status of Rohingya people in India. The key question is whether they are refugees or illegal i...
- Right to reside is only for Indian citizens, not for Rohingyas, rules Supreme CourtThe Supreme Court declined to halt the deportation of illegal Rohingya Muslim migrants from Delhi, emphasizing that the right to reside in ...
- Myanmar puts Pakistan on radar following the arrets of illegal visitorsAfter the arrest of two Pakistani nationals for illegally entering Myanmar, Pakistan is now under the radar of Myanmar's junta. It is belie...
- To check increased entry of Rohingya, Assam government will hand over the case to NIA“Al-Qaida/Al-Qaida in Indian Sub-continent (AQIS) is active in Assam. We have busted several of their modules. We are keeping a constant vi...
- Myanmar's Rohingyas: Five years of crisisMyanmar's military launched a ferocious crackdown against the country's Rohingya Muslim population in 2017, driving more than 740,000 refug...
- Myanmar genocide: UN court to decide if case can proceedMyanmar says the court should dismiss the case on legal grounds while it is still in its preliminary stages, and before it starts dealing w...
- Myanmar seeks to have Rohingya case thrown out of UN courtA shadow administration known as the National Unity Government made up of representatives including elected lawmakers who were prevented fr...
- Rights rapporteur of UN not heard by Supreme Court in Rohingya case“Municipal courts only apply domestic law. To get the government to enforce through courts treaties it has not signed for good reasons is e...
- West Bengal is 'slightly friendly' to Rohingyas; set up camp for 70 families: BSF DGWest Bengal is "slightly friendly" to the Rohingyas and has set up special camps for about 70 such families, BSF Director General (DG) K K ...
- 36,000 Rohingyas in India; terror links cannot be ruled out: BSFIn the border areas, the BSF chief said his troops were not equipped to make a distinction between a Bangladeshi and a Rohingya.
- BSF uses local intel, language skills to check Rohingya influxAccording to BSF sources in South Bengal frontier, patrolling in those areas has been enhanced and the ground level forces with boosted jaw...
- NHRC removes senior advocate Rajeev Dhavan as counsel in Rohingya caseIt is usual for the NHRC to engage senior counsels for a specific day to argue its case in the top court and it may call Dhavan back to app...
- NHRC taking up Rohingya issue on humanitarian ground: H L DattuHis comments came minutes after Home Minister Rajnath Singh said at the seminar that Rohingyas were illegal immigrants and not refugees and...
- India needs to help Rohingyas, without letting them inThe Rohingya issue entered public discourse since the government announced that it would deport illegal Rohingya migrants back to Myanmar.
- Fate of Rohingyas lodged in Bengal prisons hangs in balance over plea for refugee statusOver 80 Rohingyas lodged in various prisons across Bengal are staring at an uncertain future as their plea to get refugee status is yet to ...
- Rise in number of Rohingya Muslims settling in India set alarm bells among security agenciesThe numbers, security agencies suspect, may be higher as large number of Rohingyas are also staying illegally in India and poses more serio...
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