As we had reported a few days ago, the NDA alliance presented the Immigration and foreigners bill in the Lok Sabha and this approved by the majority of the members. Incidentally, this bill was subsequently carried to President Droupadi Murmu for assent.
Coming to the topic, now, the latest media reports are suggesting that the President has officially approved the immigration and foreigners bill that was presented in front of her. The approval was principally given on April 4, and this essentially means that this bill has become a mandatory law now.
Reportedly the gazette notification has also been issued in this regard and the law will be officially enforced henceforth.
For those wondering about this new regulation that is going to come to effect, here is a look to the main pointers about this new immigration and foreigners bill.
• Stricter Penalties: The new Immigration and Foreigners Bill, 2025 proposes jail time of up to 5 years and heavy fines (up to ₹10 lakh) for people entering India illegally or using fake travel documents.
• Mandatory Reporting: Schools, colleges, and hospitals must now share information about foreign nationals using their services with government authorities.
• Transporter Responsibility: Airlines and other carriers must ensure all passengers have valid travel documents, or they could be fined up to ₹5 lakh.
• Expanded Government Powers: The central government can now control who enters or stays in India, especially for national security, public order, or health reasons.
This post was last modified on 5 April 2025 7:08 am
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