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Arunachal, Home Ministry Get Rights Notice On Tribal Body's Complaint
The Union Home Ministry and Arunachal Pradesh government have been asked for a report within six weeks by the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) against the alleged racial profiling of members of Chakma and Hajongs tribes.
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How Assam's Goalpara Is Battling Floods For Over A Month
Sujit Hajong, at a flood relief camp in Assam's Goalpara districts, is crying and sobbing as the disaster has caused him lose everything he had, including his crops and house.
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Left Out Of Assam Citizens List, They View Detention Centres With Fear
Over the next few months, more than 19 lakh people left out of Assam's final National Register of Citizens (NRC) will try to prove their citizenship before foreigners tribunals set up across the state. While those lucky enough to survive legal scrutiny will be free to reintegrate with society, a less savoury fate awaits the ones who fail.
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Protests In Arunachal Pradesh Over Citizenship To Chakma, Hajong Refugees
Normal life was hit across Arunachal Pradesh amid protests against the centre's decision to honour the 2015 decision of the Supreme Court, granting citizenship to some 54,000 Chakma and Hajong refugees in the state.
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Centre Seeks Modification To Top Court Order On Chakma-Hajong Refugees
The central government is in a precarious situation over the issue of granting citizenship to Chakma-Hajong refugees living in Arunachal Pradesh and is looking for a way out. On one hand, it is under fire for its move towards deporting around 40,000 Rohingya Muslim refugees.
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Chakma Refugees To Get Citizenship After 50 years, Not Land Rights
Chakma and Hajong refugees who fled to India from Bangladesh more than five decades ago are set to get limited citizenship in the country, but officials say they cannot be given land or tribal rights as that may trigger conflict.
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Centre To Urge Supreme Court To Modify Order On Chakma-Hajong Refugees: Kiren Rijiju
Union Minister Kiren Rijiju has said the Centre will urge the Supreme Court to modify its order of granting citizenship to Chakma-Hajong refugees so that the rights of the indigenous people of Arunachal Pradesh are not diluted.
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Assam poll violence: Two more killed in police firing in Dhubri
Two people were killed today and 11 others seriously injured in firing by security men amid clashes at a panchayat vote counting centre in Assam's Hatsingimari subdivision where indefinite curfew has been imposed.
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Assam poll violence: Director General of Police says situation improving, defends police firing
No fresh killings have been reported from Assam's Goalpara district where protests by the Rabha Hajong tribe during Tuesday's village council elections triggered violence. The death toll has gone up to 21 today. Director General of Police, Jayanto Narayan Chaudhary, told NDTV today that the situation is improving.
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Assam poll violence: Toll rises to 20 after overnight clashes, fresh police firing; curfew imposed
Three more people have died in police firing in Assam's Goalpara district, taking the death toll in the last one day to 20. Thirteen people have died in police firing and six in clashes, which continued overnight between the Rabha Hajong tribe, which is opposing the ongoing panchayat or local elections, and members of other communities.
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Arunachal, Home Ministry Get Rights Notice On Tribal Body's Complaint
The Union Home Ministry and Arunachal Pradesh government have been asked for a report within six weeks by the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) against the alleged racial profiling of members of Chakma and Hajongs tribes.
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How Assam's Goalpara Is Battling Floods For Over A Month
Sujit Hajong, at a flood relief camp in Assam's Goalpara districts, is crying and sobbing as the disaster has caused him lose everything he had, including his crops and house.
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Left Out Of Assam Citizens List, They View Detention Centres With Fear
Over the next few months, more than 19 lakh people left out of Assam's final National Register of Citizens (NRC) will try to prove their citizenship before foreigners tribunals set up across the state. While those lucky enough to survive legal scrutiny will be free to reintegrate with society, a less savoury fate awaits the ones who fail.
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Protests In Arunachal Pradesh Over Citizenship To Chakma, Hajong Refugees
Normal life was hit across Arunachal Pradesh amid protests against the centre's decision to honour the 2015 decision of the Supreme Court, granting citizenship to some 54,000 Chakma and Hajong refugees in the state.
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Centre Seeks Modification To Top Court Order On Chakma-Hajong Refugees
The central government is in a precarious situation over the issue of granting citizenship to Chakma-Hajong refugees living in Arunachal Pradesh and is looking for a way out. On one hand, it is under fire for its move towards deporting around 40,000 Rohingya Muslim refugees.
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Chakma Refugees To Get Citizenship After 50 years, Not Land Rights
Chakma and Hajong refugees who fled to India from Bangladesh more than five decades ago are set to get limited citizenship in the country, but officials say they cannot be given land or tribal rights as that may trigger conflict.
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Centre To Urge Supreme Court To Modify Order On Chakma-Hajong Refugees: Kiren Rijiju
Union Minister Kiren Rijiju has said the Centre will urge the Supreme Court to modify its order of granting citizenship to Chakma-Hajong refugees so that the rights of the indigenous people of Arunachal Pradesh are not diluted.
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Assam poll violence: Two more killed in police firing in Dhubri
Two people were killed today and 11 others seriously injured in firing by security men amid clashes at a panchayat vote counting centre in Assam's Hatsingimari subdivision where indefinite curfew has been imposed.
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Assam poll violence: Director General of Police says situation improving, defends police firing
No fresh killings have been reported from Assam's Goalpara district where protests by the Rabha Hajong tribe during Tuesday's village council elections triggered violence. The death toll has gone up to 21 today. Director General of Police, Jayanto Narayan Chaudhary, told NDTV today that the situation is improving.
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Assam poll violence: Toll rises to 20 after overnight clashes, fresh police firing; curfew imposed
Three more people have died in police firing in Assam's Goalpara district, taking the death toll in the last one day to 20. Thirteen people have died in police firing and six in clashes, which continued overnight between the Rabha Hajong tribe, which is opposing the ongoing panchayat or local elections, and members of other communities.
