Supreme Court of India
Hasan Ali Raihany v. Uoi and Ors.
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International law: Deportation-Petitioner entered India on Single Entry Permit granted by Indian Embassy at Tehran-Apprehending that like earlier he might be deported suddenly without intimating to him reasons therefor-Held, since the petitioner has entered the country legally upon the Single Entry Permit, the competent authority must inform him the reasons for his deportation-If such a decision is taken the petitioner must be given an opportunity to submit his representation against his proposed expulsion-The competent authority may thereafter consider his representation and pass appropriate
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