Mohammad Najmul Hawaldar vs The State of Jharkhand — Deportation of foreign nationals

The Jharkhand High Court dismissed the criminal appeal of Bangladeshi national Mohammad Najmul Hawaldar, who was convicted for illegal entry and stay in India. Following the dismissal, the Court directed the Union and state governments to expedite the deportation of Hawaldar and two other foreign nationals residing in India without valid documentation.

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Explanation in simple terms

What:: The court ordered the removal of foreign citizens living in the country without legal permission.
Who:: The Jharkhand High Court is the court, and Mohammad Najmul Hawaldar is the accused.
When:: Reported on 13 Oct 2026.
Where:: Jharkhand High Court in Jharkhand.
Why:: The court reached this decision because these individuals are staying in India illegally.
What it means:: Authorities must now proceed with the process of sending these foreign nationals back to their home countries.

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Explanation in simple terms

What:: The court ordered the immediate removal of three foreign nationals from the country.
Who:: The Jharkhand High Court is the court, and the three individuals are the accused.
When:: Reported on 13 Oct 2026.
Where:: Jharkhand High Court, Jharkhand.
Why:: The court ordered this because they are citizens of Bangladesh.
What it means:: The authorities must now carry out the deportation process to send these individuals back to their home country.

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RANCHI: Dismissing the criminal appeal filed by Bangladeshi national Mohammad Najmul Hawaldar, who was convicted of illegally entering and residing in India, th

Explanation in simple terms

What:: The court ordered the government to deport foreign nationals who have already finished serving their prison sentences.
Who:: The Jharkhand High Court is the court, and Mohammad Najmul Hawaldar is the accused.
When:: Reported on 13 Oct 2026.
Where:: Jharkhand High Court, Jharkhand.
Why:: The court expressed concern regarding the delay in deporting individuals after they completed their court-ordered jail time.
What it means:: The government must now act to remove these foreign citizens from the country.

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Mohammad Najmul Hawaldar vs The State of Jharkhand — Deportation of foreign nationals

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