Supreme Court of India
Md Misher Ali @ Meser Ali v. The Union of India and Others
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Foreigner’s (Tribunal) Order 1964: Para 3(5)(f) and 3A – Illegal Migrant – In the instant case, Superintendent of Police made a reference before Foreigner’s Tribunal alleging that the appellant is an illegal migrant who entered into India without valid documents from Bangladesh after 24 March 1971 – Record indicated that notice to the appellant was served “by hanging”at his temporary address in the district Sivasagar – Foreigner’s Tribunal declared appellant to be a foreigner who had illegally entered into India – Appellant filed writ petition before High Court which was dismissed on the…
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