Illegal Rohingya have no right to settle in India: Government in SC

Tuesday, 19 March 2024
Indian govt asserts that Rohingya Muslims lack fundamental rights in India, dismissing UNHCR refugee cards. It emphasizes the policy decision on refugee status and the exclusion of foreigners from the right to equality, citing security concerns.

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