The Supreme Courtroom on Tuesday took a pointy stance whereas listening to a habeas corpus plea alleging the custodial disappearance of Rohingya people and searching for that any deportation comply with due course of, asking whether or not “intruders” ought to be given a “pink carpet welcome,” as reported by LiveLaw.Chief Justice of India Surya Kant, sitting with Justice Joymalya Bagchi, questioned the premise of the plea, asking, “The place is the order of the Authorities of India declaring them (Rohingyas) as refugees? Refugee is a properly outlined authorized time period… If there isn’t any authorized standing of a refugee, and any person is an intruder, and he enters illegally, do now we have an obligation to maintain that fellow right here?”The petitioner’s counsel clarified that no refugee standing was being sought — solely that deportation should comply with regulation.LiveLaw quoted the bench saying: “If they do not have authorized standing to remain in India… If an intruder comes, will we give them a pink carpet welcome saying we wish to offer you all amenities? What’s the drawback in sending them again?”CJI Kant additional remarked on unlawful entry, saying: “First you enter, you cross the border illegally… You then say, now that I’ve entered, your legal guidelines should apply to me… Can we wish to stretch the regulation like this?”