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- The Tripura High Court modified the prison sentences of four Bangladeshi nationals who were previously convicted for entering India illegally.
- The court ordered state authorities to coordinate the repatriation of these individuals back to Bangladesh.
- The court specified that the individuals should remain in custody while awaiting the administrative process for their return.
- This decision aims to expedite the deportation process for foreign nationals currently held in detention.
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T Amarnath Goud
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“The appellants shall be pushed back to their native country, Bangladesh. All necessary steps be taken by the State respondent to push back the appellants as per procedure. Till the appellants are pushed back to Bangladesh, they shall continue to stay in custody of the jail, but shall not be treated as convicts”
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…from justice Goud, the state government told the high court that it would not object to their repatriation without completing the prison term. On Monday, the court modified the sentence and ordered their repatriation. “ The appellants shall be pushed back to their native country, Bangladesh. All necessary steps be taken by the State respondent to push back the appellants as per procedure. Till the appellants are pushed back to Bangladesh, they shall continue to stay in custody of the jail, but shall not be treated as convicts ”, the court order said. In the second case, two women were detained by the BSF on October 6, 2024, at the Ambassa railway station in Tripura’s Dhalai after they could not produce any papers to indicate that they were…
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