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Centre Informs SC That Deportation of Foreigners from Assam is Being Reviewed at the Highest Level

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1 year ago

February 26, 2025

On Tuesday, the Central government informed the Supreme Court that the matter of deporting individuals identified as foreigners in Assam is currently being reviewed at the “highest executive level.” Solicitor General Tushar Mehta, representing the government, conveyed to a bench comprising Justice Abhay S. Oka and Justice Ujjal Bhuyan that a decision regarding the deportation of these individuals is expected by March 21.

Following the solicitor general’s request, the bench allowed additional time for the Central government to present its decision on deporting foreign nationals who have been declared to be residing illegally in Assam, rescheduling the hearing for March 21.

In a previous hearing on February 4, the Supreme Court admonished the Assam government for failing to initiate deportation processes for those identified as foreigners and for their practice of holding these individuals in detention centers indefinitely. The Court directed the state to commence deportation for 63 foreign nationals currently held in detention centers within two weeks, challenging the state’s argument that deportation was hindered by a lack of disclosed addresses.

The bench remarked, “You have declined to begin deportation because their addresses are unknown. Why should that concern us? You can deport them to their home countries. Are you waiting for an auspicious moment? Deportation can occur without an address; indefinite detention is unacceptable.”

The bench emphasized, “Once individuals are classified as foreigners, they should be deported without delay. Their citizenship status is already determined, so why wait for an address? It is the responsibility of the foreign country to decide their destination.”

These firm observations were made during the hearing concerning foreigners detained in Assam’s centers, particularly those who have been held for over two years and are seeking release.

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Social Media Influencer-Turned Gangster Held Abroad

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3 days ago

April 9, 2026

Namma Kudla

New Delhi: Rao Inderjeet Yadav has been arrested in Dubai. He is wanted in a murder case from Haryana.

He fled India in 2024 after a businessman was killed in Rohtak. Police had been searching for him since then. Officials said Dubai authorities have asked for documents. He is likely to be brought back to India soon.

Yadav faces more than 15 criminal cases. These include extortion, fraud, and illegal land deals. The Enforcement Directorate also investigated him for money laundering. Raids led to the seizure of cash, cars, and documents.

He also ran a music company called Gems Tunes. It produced regional songs.

Yadav had a large social media following. He often showed his rich lifestyle online. He has denied all charges. He claims he is being framed.

Police are now preparing for further action.

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Man Killed by Wife’s Lover in Andhra Pradesh, Son Raises Alarm

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4 days ago

April 8, 2026

Namma Kudla

Andhra Pradesh: A 45-year-old man was killed by his wife’s lover in Annamayya district of Andhra Pradesh. The incident happened on Monday night in a forest area near Chowdepalli.

The victim, Gandhi from Tamil Nadu, had come with his five-year-old son to search for his wife. Police said the wife was in a relationship with another man named Narasimhulu.

Narasimhulu allegedly took Gandhi and the child into the forest. He and his aides then attacked Gandhi with a stone and killed him in front of the boy.

The frightened child hid in nearby bushes. After the attackers left, he stayed beside his father’s body the whole night.

At sunrise, the boy walked to a nearby village and informed locals. The police were alerted and started an investigation.

Police have taken the accused and his two aides into custody. The child has been placed in a care centre.

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Woman Delivers Baby Girl on Train in Andhra Pradesh

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4 days ago

April 8, 2026

Namma Kudla

Andhra Pradesh : A pregnant woman gave birth to a baby girl on a moving train in Andhra Pradesh. The incident ended safely with the help of railway staff.

The woman was eight months pregnant. She boarded the train with her family, believing she still had one month left for delivery. She was travelling from Chennai to Dhanbad on Train No. 13352.

After the train crossed Annavaram station, she began to feel labour pain. Her family members became worried and immediately informed the ticket examiner.

Railway staff member G. Jyothi responded quickly and helped the woman. Understanding the emergency, the train was given a special halt at Elamanchili station. An ambulance was also arranged.

The woman delivered a healthy baby girl on the train. After the delivery, both the mother and the newborn were shifted to Elamanchili Government Hospital in a 108 ambulance.

Officials confirmed that both the mother and baby are safe and healthy. The train was halted at the station for about 40 minutes to manage the situation.

Railway staff ensured privacy by asking male passengers to leave the coach. Their timely action helped ensure a safe delivery.

This incident highlights the importance of quick response and human support during emergencies.