Last Updated:February 02, 2026, 16:16 IST SC stays the eviction of about 800 Pakistani Hindus at Majnu ka Tila, Delhi, asking the Centre to respond in 4 weeks as they have citizenship under the Citizenship Amendment Act. The Supreme Court has asked the Centre to deliberate and respond within four weeks and then inform the court. (PTI/File) Supreme Court on Monday stayed the order for eviction of about 800 Pakistani Hindus residing in a refugee camp at Majnu ka Tila in Delhi. The SC was hearing the plea against the order issued by Delhi Development Authority (DDA) asking the Pakistani Hindus living in Majnu ka Tila to vacate the premises. Previously, the petition against the order was dismissed by the Delhi High Court. After the SC hearing, advocate Vishnu Shankar Jain, representing the Pakistani Hindu families, told reporters, “Currently, about 250 families and a thousand people are living in Majnu ka Tila in Delhi. These are all Pakistani Hindus who migrated to India after facing persecution and harassment in Pakistan based on their religion. They have …