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Assam Govt Ordered to Pay Rs 2 Lakh After Woman Illegally Deported to Bangladesh

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The Assam government has been directed to pay Rs 2 lakh in compensation to the husband of a woman who was unlawfully deported to Bangladesh. The deportation was carried out in violation of established deportation rules and procedures. This marks the first known instance in which a court has imposed a financial penalty on the state for illegally pushing a person across the border. The ruling highlights serious procedural lapses by state authorities in handling deportation cases.

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