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SC: "No Red Carpet for Intruders" | CJI's Controversial Remarks on Rohingya & Habeas Corpus Case Explained

In a recent and highly contentious hearing, the Supreme Court of India, led by the Chief Justice of India (CJI) Surya Kant, made sharp oral observations regarding the legal status and rights of Rohingya migrants. The CJI questioned whether those who enter the country "illegally" should be given a "red carpet welcome" and receive benefits intended for India's own poor citizens.

This video breaks down the specific case that triggered these remarks: a Habeas Corpus Petition filed by activist Rita Manchanda concerning the alleged custodial disappearance of five Rohingya individuals detained by the Delhi Police.
Key Questions Addressed in This Video:
What was the exact case? We explain the Rita Manchanda vs. Union of India petition and the core demand for due process and information on the missing individuals.

What were the CJI's most controversial statements? We analyze the "red carpet for intruders" and the court's stance that "illegal migrants have no legal rights" beyond protection from torture.

What is the legal counter-argument? We look at the open letter from former judges and legal experts arguing that Article 21 (Right to Life) applies to every person on Indian soil, regardless of citizenship, and that Non-Refoulement (the principle of not forcing a refugee back to danger) is a binding international custom.

Refugee vs. Illegal Migrant: The video discusses the Court's demand for an official government order declaring them as refugees, highlighting India's lack of a specific domestic refugee law and reliance on the Foreigners Act, 1946.

National Security vs. Humanitarianism: We explore the court's balancing act between national security concerns, border control, and the humanitarian plight of the persecuted Rohingya.

This hearing is a critical moment in India's legal history, placing the judiciary at the center of the debate on human rights, sovereignty, and international law.

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