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#Rohingya: The hearing in Supreme Court today witnessed interesting concluding moments. #Thread
The Bench headed by CJI Dipak Misra initially started to dictate an order staying deportation of #Rohingyas. @barandbench
However, ASG Tushar Mehta intervened and strongly argued against the same. @barandbench
The Bench then started to dictate an order allowing petitioners the liberty to approach court in case of contingency. @barandbench
However, Mehta objected to the same too making a case for Centre and how such an order is unnecessary. @barandbench
Court finally relented, simply noting the submission of Nariman that "in case of any contingency, he will approach this Court" @barandbench
I would definitely say Tushar Mehta was able to successfully persuade the Court. And now over to a long break as SC closed for Diwali today.

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