Government is unable to understand the difference between refugee and illegal migrants, arguments of lawyers who are favoring Rohingyas in Supreme Court

Living in the country on Thursday (July 31, 2025) in Supreme Court Rohingya The petitions filed for the exile of the refugees, taking into custody and their living status were heard. During this time the court Rohingya Four important questions related to the refugees were asked, which the court will consider in a detailed hearing in September.

Justice according to the report of Bar and Bench Suryakant, Justice Ann Kotishwar Singh And Justice Dipankar Datta The bench was hearing the case. 22 petitions were filed in the court, some of which were also involved in the case of long -term detained people declared foreign in Assam. Senior Advocate Prashant Bhushan said that the similarity in all these 22 cases is that it Founners Act Linked with that. Although, Justice Datta Said that Rohingya The case of refugees should be kept separate and it should be heard first.

Justice Datta On this matter Senior Advocate Colin Gonzalvis Said that Rajubala Case too Rohingya One should look like the case because her husband has long been in Assam Rohingyas In custody with Is placed. Advocate Prashant Bhushan said that the issue is whether in such a situation when other countries are not ready to accept these people, then Rohingyas Should be sent back. Another lawyer also said that the government refugee and illegal Migrants In Atar Can’t understand

The court after hearing all the arguments Rohingyas Asked four questions related to and said that these questions will be heard in a detailed hearing in September. They These are the four questions-

1. What Rohingya People are entitled to get refugee status? If yes, what rights will they get?
2. What Rohingya Illegal Intrusion Are? If yes, it is the responsibility of the central and state governments to deport them according to the law?
3. If Rohingya India illegally In If taken into custody to live, can they be closed for eternity or should bail with conditions?
4. Who Rohingya Not in custody, refugees are living in the camp, are they being given fundamental facilities like water, education?

(With input from Nipun Sehgal)