What is the significance of Section 6A of the Citizenship Act according to Justice Pardiwala's dissent
Section 6A of Citizenship Act incentivizes immigrants from Bangladesh to stay in Assam indefinitely
- Justice Pardiwala's dissent highlights that Section 6A of the Citizenship Act provides a unique opportunity for immigrants from Bangladesh to settle in Assam without any fear of being deported.
- He argued that this provision acts as an incentive for immigrants to stay in Assam indefinitely, leading to demographic changes and posing an ongoing threat to the indigenous population.
- By allowing immigrants to acquire citizenship by registration, Section 6A facilitates their integration into the local community and legalizes their presence, potentially altering the social fabric of Assam.
- Justice Pardiwala raised concerns about the long-term impact of this provision on Assam's demographic balance and the rights of the indigenous people.
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