Husband of the girl is an Overseas Citizen of India card holder. (Representational)

New Delhi:

The Supreme Court not too long ago sought a response from the Centre on a plea of a girl, who’s an Overseas Citizen of India (OCI), looking for to permit her husband, who’s from America, and her son to enter Indian territory.

A bench of justices JK Maheshwari and Sanjay Karol issued discover on the spouse’s plea difficult the Delhi HC order.

“Issue notice, returnable in three weeks,” the court docket mentioned in its order issued on January 20.

The petitioner has sought to permit her husband and two youngsters to enter the Indian Territory. The Delhi High Court order has directed the Centre to offer the order of blacklisting to the petitioners.

The Central Government has maintained earlier than the Delhi High Court that the husband of the petitioner has been blacklisted from getting into the nation by the Intelligence Bureau (HQs).

Petitioner’s counsel has mentioned that the division doesn’t have any energy to move any order regarding restraining his entry into the nation, and subsequently the motion taken in pursuance of the mentioned order is prohibited.

It is additional identified that the husband of the girl is an Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) card holder.

The petitioner was represented by advocate Varun Thakur. According to the petitioner, the High Court failed to think about that IB shouldn’t be an adjudicating authority to move any order restraining or blacklisting the individual besides to offer the knowledge.

The petitioner mentioned that the High Court shouldn’t be appreciating the info that the order handed by the authority didn’t obey the precept of pure justice, as admittedly, IB has not been given any alternative for listening to or intimation earlier than blacklisting. Consequently, a girl and her household have been compelled to reside outdoors of India and in addition couldn’t be a part of her household perform in Delhi.

The petitioner submitted that the High Court disposed of her petition by order dated January 11, with out contemplating the info that there is no such thing as a order in a position to produce earlier than the Court by the authority, although the counsel of the respondent talked about the one-year blacklisting of her husband by the Intelligence Bureau, however the High Court ignored these info that the husband of the petitioner is an abroad card holder and there’s no provision for blacklisting of the OCI card holder.

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