Supreme Court of India

Bachan Lal Kalgotra v. State of Jammu & Kashmir and Others

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Reported as [1987] 2 S.C.R. 369
Decided 20 February 1987

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Constitution of lammu & Kashnir: S.6 Constitution of India: Article 35A. lammu & Kashmir Resettlement Act, 1982-Va/idity of­ Refugees from West Pakistan-Citizens of India-Domiciled in l & K State for forty years-Denied permanent resident status and basic rights of citizenship-Right to acquire immovable property in the State, right to employment under the State, right to higher technical education and right to be elected to the State Assembly and local bodies-Permissi- bility of. · The refugees from West Pakistan who had migrated Into the State of Jammu and Kashmir In 1947 and had been

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