New Delhi / Bengaluru: The Government of BJP Karnataka has opposed the Pil submitted by BJP leader Ashwini Kumar Upadhyay who seeks to hold and deport illegal immigrants and infiltrators, including Bangladesh and Rohingya, from India, and begged the Supreme Court to dismiss.
In a written statement in SC, the state said that it has so far identified 72 Rohingya in Bengaluru but there are no plans to deport them.
The position of the state may seem contrary to the middle stand in SC where the centers defend the right to deport Rohingya.
The court too, in cases related to Rohingya’s detention at Jammu, allowed their deportation to Myanmar.
However, in the current case, the state said 72 individuals worked in various fields and they did not submit to coercive actions.
Responding to the upadhyay pill for direction to the center and countries to deport illegal Rohingya, the state government said this could not be maintained in the law or the fact of the case.
Rohingya petition without benefit, said the government’s written statement did not have advantages.
Therefore, the application will be dismissed with limin, “said information That Bengaluru City Police have not accommodated Rohingya in any camp or detention center in his jurisdiction.
However, 72 Rohingya identified in Bengaluru City worked in various fields and the Bengaluru City Police had not taken coercive action against them at the time and there was no plan immediately to deport them, “he said in the statement, while providing details.
72 refugees.
At Bengaluru, a senior official of the Karnataka House Department said, “We did not treat Rohingya as illegal immigrants.
It was also the policy of Indian government because they were considered refugees because they were scattered in India, including 72 in Bengaluru.
However, we still watch constant.
When someone is found as illegal immigrants, the legal procedure must be followed before being deported.
Immigrants are stored in our detention center during investigations and reports submitted to the court looking for their directions about deportation.
We cannot act alone.
“State the Advocate General K Navadgi, however, said Karnataka did not object to the pill.” Pills submitted at the Supreme Court of India looking for various reliefs including the identification and deportation of Bangladesh and Rohingya.
The state has submitted its affidavit before the Supreme Court (that) basically did not object to the petition, in reality in the 3 it had provided details of Rohingya (72 numbers).
In fact, before the Supreme Court, it has been declared as below – ‘Remembering above the respondents doing that whatever the command being passed by the Hon’Ble court will be carefully obeyed and followed in the letter and the spirit’, “he said.
Upadhyaya in his request argues that the infiltrator entry pose a serious threat to the “unity, integrity and security of the state.
He has asked the court to issue the direction to the center and the state government to identify, hold and deport immigrants and illegal infiltrators, including Bangladesh and Rohingya, in one year.
Also urge the upper court to issue directions to change their respective laws to make illegal immigration and infiltration, violations that cannot be withdrawn and cannot be recognized.