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Assam Woman, Who Was Detained, Declared Foreigner, Gets Indian Citizenship Under CAA
Depali Das, detained for over two years after being declared a foreigner, was granted citizenship under the Citizenship Amendment Act, marking a first in Assam since the 2019 law.
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59-year-old Depali Das of Assam's Cachar district has been granted Indian citizenship under the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA). Significantly, she was declared a foreigner by the Foreigners' Tribunal in 2019 and sent to a detention center, where she spent nearly two years. She has now become the first declared foreigner in Assam to be granted citizenship after being released from a detention center.
'Illegal Migrant', Who Spent 2 Years In Assam Detention Centre, Gets Indian Citizenship
59-year-old Dipali Das, an Assam resident who spent two years in detention after being declared a foreigner, has been granted Indian citizenship under the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA).
·New Delhi, India
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