A pregnant woman and her son, detained as illegal immigrants and deported to Bangladesh, have finally returned to India after a six-month ordeal. The...
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Maroc - Times of India - India - 06/Dec 00:28
A pregnant woman and her son, detained as illegal immigrants and deported to Bangladesh, have finally returned to India after a six-month ordeal. The mother, nine months pregnant, and her eight-year-old son crossed the border into West Bengal. Her husband and another woman with her two sons remain in Bangladesh, awaiting repatriation.
A pregnant woman and her son, detained as illegal immigrants and deported to Bangladesh, have finally returned to India after a six-month ordeal. The...
The Supreme Court has directed the return of a pregnant woman deported to Bangladesh, stressing that her case must be handled with compassion. The...
The Supreme Court has directed the return of a pregnant woman deported to Bangladesh, stressing that her case must be handled with compassion. The...
In a humanitarian move, the Indian government will bring back a pregnant Bangladeshi national, Sunali Khatun, and her son after their deportation. The...
In a humanitarian move, the Indian government will bring back a pregnant Bangladeshi national, Sunali Khatun, and her son after their deportation. The...
The Supreme Court allowed a pregnant woman and her child to enter India on humanitarian grounds after their deportation to Bangladesh. The court...
TMC Rajya Sabha member Samirul Islam, who is providing legal assistance to the two families of migrant workers, said Sunali Khatun’s return marked a...
TMC Rajya Sabha member Samirul Islam, who is providing legal assistance to the two families of migrant workers, said Sunali Khatun’s return marked a...
In a significant humanitarian decision, the Supreme Court has ordered the Central government to facilitate the return of Sonali Khatoon, a Bangladeshi...
The Supreme Court has asked the Centre for its response on allowing a pregnant woman, Sonali, and her son to return to India after their deportation...