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Karnataka Govt Retracts in Rohingya Row In SC

Karnataka Govt Retracts in Rohingya Row In SC
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New Delhi: The days after opposing the pill were submitted by the BJP leader and recommended Ashwini Upadhyay for Rohingya Muslim detention and deportation and stated that it did not plan to deport those who lived in their territory, the Karnataka government had changed the statement and released the revised affidavit.
In the Affidavit on October 7, Karnataka had told the court that he had identified 72 Rohingya in Bengaluru but there were no plans to deport them.
Responding to pills looking for directions to the center and countries to deport the illegal Rohingya, the state said the petition could not be maintained in the law or in the facts of the case and requested it to be dismissed.
In the revised Affidavit, the state dropped the mention of deportation and said it would comply with SC commands.
Rohingya trees argue that the infiltrator’s entry pose a serious threat to the security of its shares on October 26, the country ruled by BJP released the statement and said that it would comply with every command authorized by the APEX court.
It was also said that 126 Rohingya had been identified in the state.
“I humbly handed over that the state of the state of Karnataka has not accommodated Rohingya in any camp or detention center in his jurisdiction.
However, 126 Rohingya has been identified in the condition of Karnataka …
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Me With humbly submit that considering the respondents above this do that whatever the order will be traversed by this court.
It will be met carefully and followed in the letter and his spirit, “said Affidavit.
Upadhyaya in his request has argued that the infiltrator entry pose a serious threat to the unity, integrity and state security.
He asked the court to issue the direction to the center and the state government to identify, hold and deport all illegal immigrants and infiltrators, including Bangladesh and Rohingya, in one year.
He also urged the court to issue the direction to change their respective laws to make illegal immigration and infiltration of violations that were recognized and not prominent.

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