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16-Jun-2025

“Illegal detention not even for a minute”: Gauhati HC orders immediate release of bail-compliant detainee in Assam After three hearings, Court finds continued detention of Hasinur “expressly illegal”, a result of State overreach; bench affirms liberty of man held despite pending writ and full bail compliance

13-Jun-2025

गौहाटी हाई कोर्ट का असम सरकार को निर्देश: मई में पुलिस द्वारा गुप्त रूप से हिरासत में लिए गए दो लोगों की जानकारी दे इन दो लोगों के अचानक लापता होने और गिरफ्तारी मेमो न दिए जाने के बाद परिजनों ने हाई कोर्ट का दरवाजा खटखटाया। दोनों व्यक्ति पहले डिटेंशन सेंटर से रिहा किए गए थे और सुप्रीम कोर्ट के आदेश के अनुसार हर सप्ताह पुलिस थाने में हाजिरी दे रहे थे।

12-Jun-2025

Gauhati HC questions legal basis of re-detention of bail-compliant detainee, orders verification of police attendance record Bench observes detention may be illegal if bail conditions were being followed, grants visitation rights to the family of the person detained

10-Jun-2025

Gauhati HC: Union government admits Samsul Ali was handed over to BSF, Court grants family visitation rights if not yet deported Petition remains pending; Court directs disclosure of deportation details if carried out, after successive hearings highlight procedural gaps in custody and handover

09-Jun-2025

Holding centres, missing memos, and silent transfers: Gauhati HC hears 5 petitions filed by families of Bengali-speaking Muslim detainees in Assam High Court intervenes, ensures detainee location disclosure, visitation rights, clarity on BSF handover, review of ex parte FT order, and stay on one deportation

04-Jun-2025

Gauhati High Court directs Assam Government to disclose whereabouts of two men secretly detained by the police in May Families approached High Court after two detainees vanished without arrest memos; both men had been reporting weekly to police after release from detention centre based on SC orders

27-May-2025

Supreme Court and the Rofiqul Hoque Judgment: Evolving jurisprudence on documentary evidence in Assam citizenship cases Rofiqul Hoque v. Union of India rejects precedents that allowed minor documentary discrepancies, setting a more exacting standard for proving citizenship in Assam

23-May-2025

Indian again! Matleb Ali’s fight to prove Indian identity ends with CJP’s intervention CJP helps restore Matleb Ali’s Indian citizenship, ending his fight against wrongful suspicion of being a “foreigner”

16-May-2025

From Detention to Deportation: The mass deportations and detention crisis at Assam’s Matia centre From silent pushbacks to illegal detentions, India’s treatment of Rohingya and other foreigners at Matia reveals a disturbing erosion of due process and rights

06-May-2025

“Abuse of law”: SC quashes second FT case against woman already declared Indian, reinforces finality of citizenship verdicts In Tarabhanu Khatoon v. Union of India, the Supreme Court quashed a second Foreigners Tribunal case by terming it as an abuse of process

25-Apr-2025

Restoring Citizenship, Rebuilding Lives: CJP continues its journey in Assam Three lives. Three victories. Thousands still wait for justice

23-Apr-2025

Declared Foreigner, buried Indian: The tragic death of Abdul Matleb in Assam’s detention camp Branded Bangladeshi by the State and detained without extinguishing his legal remedies, Abdul Matleb died in custody — only to be returned to his family as an Indian. His story exposes the human cost of Assam’s broken citizenship regime

10-Apr-2025

A jumla or a concrete step? Assam CM’s announcement on Koch Rajbongshi cases raises more questions than answers Assam CM's vow to drop FT cases against Koch Rajbongshis sparks debate on identity, execution, and political motives

10-Apr-2025

A Long Road to Justice: CJP helps Alijon Bibi reclaim her citizenship after 2-year legal battle Muslim woman in Assam reclaims Indian citizenship after 20-year battle, with Citizens for Justice and Peace by her side

04-Apr-2025

CJP Triumph: Bipul Karmakar wins citizenship battle after a two-year struggle Despite possessing decades-old documents proving his Indian ancestry, a daily wage labourer in Assam was forced to fight an unjust legal battle

21-Mar-2025

SC: Only 10 deported, 33 of 63 contest foreigner status from the Matia Transit Camp, Assam The affidavit submitted by the State of Assam in the ongoing Raju Bala case, provides a comprehensive breakdown of 270 individuals currently lodged in the Matia Transit camp, detailing their legal status, progress of deportation process, and challenges faced

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