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Centre's Panel to Examine Demographic Changes, Illegal Migration in Jammu
The government of India has asked a special group of experts to look at how people are moving and living in different parts of the country.
The group is called a high-level panel.
It will check if people are moving to places in ways that are not expected or allowed.
It will look at something called illegal immigration, which means people moving to a country without proper permission.
The panel will also study how the population is changing in different areas.
A retired judge named Prakash Prabhakar Navlekar is in charge of the panel.
The panel will first visit a city called Jammu to talk to people there.
The visit will last three days, from August 10 to August 12.
After that, the panel will talk to people in other parts of the country too.
The goal is to understand these changes better and decide if anything needs to be done.
The Centre has set up a high-level panel to examine demographic changes linked to illegal immigration.
The panel will also study population shifts and unusual settlement patterns across the country.
Retired Justice Prakash Prabhakar Navlekar heads the committee.
The committee will begin field consultations with a three-day visit to Jammu from August 10 to 12.
Jammu will be the first stop in the panel's nationwide consultations.
- Who
- A high-level committee headed by retired Justice Prakash Prabhakar Navlekar, set up by the Centre.
- What
- A panel set up to examine demographic changes linked to illegal immigration, population shifts and unusual settlement patterns.
- Where
- Across the country, beginning with Jammu.
- When
- The panel begins its field consultations with a three-day visit to Jammu from August 10 to 12.
- Why
- To examine demographic changes linked to illegal immigration, population shifts and unusual settlement patterns.
Key facts
- Panel
- High-level committee set up by the Centre
- Head
- Retired Justice Prakash Prabhakar Navlekar
- Mandate
- Examine demographic changes linked to illegal immigration, population shifts and unusual settlement patterns
- First Field Consultation
- Three-day visit to Jammu
- Dates
- August 10 to 12
- Scope
- Across the country










