The Bad Infinity of Borders: Postcolonial Realism and the Gandhian Alternative | Yanis Iqbal

In early May 2025, Indian authorities forcibly disappeared 38 Rohingya refugees from Delhi, deceiving them under the guise of biometric registration [1]. Among them were minors, the elderly, and the critically ill. They were flown, bound and blindfolded, to Port Blair, then loaded onto a naval vessel. Beaten and abused aboard, including reports of sexual assault, they were asked: