India: Four million people before deportation?

Most of the people excluded from this list live in the Indian state of Asam on the Bangladesh border, and the government of India has justified the existence of this list by announcing that she would identify migrants from Bangladesh.

stated that no one will be expelled "instantly" and that they will be able to initiate an appeal process in order to prove their citizenship, according to the Bi-Bi-Si.

In accordance with the Treaty of Asma, signed in 1985 then the Prime Minister of India Rajiv Gandhi, all those who can not prove that they have entered the state of 39, Assam before March 24, 1971 will be expelled because he does not meet the requirements for citizenship.

The 32 million people were handed over to the National Register of Citizens, but four million people are not on the final published list.

According to the BBC, India could create a crisis on its own territory, similar to the humanitarian catastrophe of Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar.

Minister of Justice A But, if they fail, the legal system will do its part, "said Batačar, explaining that he was referring to the deportation of India