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Rohingya have terror links: Centre:
Context
The current crisis of the Rohingya refugees is getting aggravated day by day and India as a country which has always maintained a humanitarian stand has not taken any positive stand on this issue, till now.
Why is the Government refraining from lending a helping hand?
- The Centre told the Supreme Court that the Rohingya were a serious threat to national security with links to terror outfits, such as the Islamic State, and those in Pakistan and other countries.
- The government said that any indulgence shown by the highest court would encourage the influx of illegal migrants into our country and thereby deprive the citizens of India of their fundamental and basic human rights
What has been Supreme Court’s take on this?
The court has said that it would see the legal position, whether Indian judiciary has any jurisdiction and if yes, then what kind of jurisdiction it is.
