Archive · 6 Sep 2025
AGP to Challenge Centre's CAA Cut-Off Extension in Supreme Court
The Asom Gana Parishad (AGP), a political party in Assam, is going to court.
They disagree with the Indian government's recent decision about who can stay in the country.
The government says certain people who came from other countries before the end of 2024 can stay, even if they don't have the right papers.
AGP believes this breaks the Assam Accord, an agreement made long ago after a lot of violence.
They want Assam to be treated differently.
The AGP is worried that this new decision could change the rules for who is allowed to live in Assam.
The Asom Gana Parishad (AGP) will file a petition in the Supreme Court.
The AGP opposes the Centre's recent directive on immigrant foreigners.
The AGP believes the directive goes against the Assam Accord.
The Centre's order allows certain immigrants who entered India before December 31, 2024, to stay.
The AGP previously filed a petition regarding the CAA.
- Who
- Asom Gana Parishad (AGP)
- What
- To file a petition in the Supreme Court regarding the Centre's recent order.
- When
- September 6
- Where
- Assam
- Why
- To seek exemption from the Centre's order on immigrant foreigners, which the party believes goes against the spirit of the Assam Accord.
- Political Party
- AGP
- Location
- Assam
- Issue
- CAA Cut-Off Extension
- Legal Action
- Supreme Court Petition
- AGP Stance
- Against Assam Accord
Sources
Gaurav Gogoi: PM’s Manipur Visit a Beginning, Not End of Peace Journey
Gogoi: Modi’s Manipur visit not end goal, only start of ‘long journey’ for peace and justice
PM Modi owes Manipur apology for not showing up in two years: Gaurav Gogoi
PM must meet all Manipur MLAs, ensure solution to crisis: Cong legislator
