Section 6A, Citizenship Act
Aligns with concept of ‘live & let live’. What SC said to uphold Section 6A of Citizenship Act
SC dismissed contention that section 6A’s exclusive application to Assam made it violative of Article 14; it also ruled that section 6A didn't lead to drastic demographic change.
Section 6A of Citizenship Act: What is its origin, issue and SC verdict?
Section 6A, which was incorporated in the Citizenship Act 1955 following the signing of the 1985 Assam Accord, was upheld by the Supreme Court.
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SC verdict on Section 6A shifts citizenship debate to a broader ground
The Court’s ‘dynamic’ reading of citizenship that is sensitive to the imperatives of ‘equality and upliftment’ is significant at a time when debates over setting the parameters of Indian nationalism c
'Does Not Violate Constitution's Provisions': SC Upholds Constitutional Validity Of Section 6A Of Citizenship Act (Lead)
The Supreme Court on Thursday upheld the constitutional validity of Section 6A of the Citizenship Act, 1955, which was insert
Explained: Section 6A of the Citizenship Act
Section 6A, which was incorporated in the Citizenship Act 1955 following the signing of the 1985 Assam Accord, was upheld by the Supreme Court.
SC upholds validity of Section 6A of Citizenship Act which grants citizenship to immigrants in Assam
In a significant judgement, the Supreme Court Thursday upheld the constitutional validity of Section 6A of the Citizenship Act which grants Indian citizenship to immigrants from Bangladesh who entered Assam before March 25,
SC upholds Section 6A of the Citizenship Act as valid law
Constitution Bench upholds constitutionality of Citizenship Act Section 6A for Bangladeshi immigrants in Assam, emphasizing fraternity and balance.
Section 6A of Citizenship Act does not infringe cultural rights under Constitution: SC
The CJI referred to Article 29(1) of the Constitution which states, "Any section of citizens residing in the territory of India or any part thereof and having a distinct language, script, or culture of their own shall have the right to conserve the same.
What Does The Section 6A Of Citizenship Act Say? Origin, Issue, SC Verdict, Explained
New Delhi- Section 6A, which was incorporated in the Citizenship Act 1955 following the signing of the 1985 Assam Accord, was upheld by the Supreme
Supreme Court's 4:1 judgement upholds Section 6A of Citizenship Act
In a 4:1 verdict, India's Supreme Court upholds Section 6A of the Citizenship Act, validating its constitutional status. The law pertains to citizens from the Assam Accord era. The decision underscores the need for better policies against illegal migration,
Watch: SC upholds constitutional validity of Section 6A of Citizenship Act, 1955 | Explained
Supreme Court upholds constitutionality of Citizenship Act Section 6A for Assam immigrants, balancing humanitarian and cultural needs.
Minority verdict: Section 6A arbitrary, didn’t curb illegal immigration
The controversial law, enacted in 1985 as part of the Assam Accord, aimed to address the influx of immigrants from Bangladesh ...
Sec 6A suffers from vice of manifest arbitrariness: Judge
Justice J B Pardiwala dissented from the Supreme Court's majority opinion in upholding Section 6A of the Citizenship Act, ...
Section 6A of Citizenship Act incentivises immigrants from Bangladesh to stay in Assam indefinitely: Justice Pardiwala’s dissent
Justice J.B. Pardiwala, the lone dissenting judge to hold Section 6A of the Citizenship Act as unconstitutional , reasoned ...
What is Section 6A of Citizenship Act? Complete Explanation Here!
Section 6A of the Citizenship Act, 1955, addresses citizenship of migrants to Assam post-1971, balancing migration control ...
Aasu terms SC seal on Sec 6A ‘historic’, ex-NRC coordinator flags data flaw
Aasu celebrates a 'historic' Supreme Court verdict upholding Section 6A of the Citizenship Act, validating the Assam Accord.