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Illegal Rohingya Migrants Have No Right To Reside In India: Centre Tells Apex Court | Urban Debate
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1:16Now PlayingThe Supreme Court of India has received an affidavit from the Central government, through the Ministry of Home Affairs, pleading for the release of Rohingyas who have been unlawfully imprisoned in jails and detention centres without a warrant or for violating the Foreigners Act. The MHA has argued that unlawful Rohingya migrants have no right to live in India as it is specifically against Article 19 in response to Priyali Sur's request. The petition aims to create a new legislative class of "refugees," which is not acknowledged by Indian law, the court has further been informed.
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