Supreme Court questions deportation of Bengali-speaking workers, highlights legal process flaws.

The Supreme Court of India is examining the detention and deportation of Bengali-speaking workers, questioning whether language alone can justify deportation. The court highlighted flaws in the deportation process, including the case of a pregnant woman deported without proper legal scrutiny. The central government claims there is "systematic infiltration" of illegal immigrants, including Rohingyas, while local authorities argue against the indiscriminate targeting of Bengali-speaking individuals. The case will be heard again on September 11.