India cannot deport Rohingyas according to the Law:Supreme Court

According to Indian law Article 21- the right to Life- India cannot deport Rohingyas.According to the article of constitution , it covers all persons and not just citizens, the State is duty bound to protect the lives of citizens and foreigners alike. This is how the principle of non-refoulement or non-return -- which bars a country from deporting a refugee to any country where she might be raped, murdered or tortured -- has been interpreted as inhering in Article 21.

New Delhi has always supported and trusted UNHCR’s vetting and accreditation process on regugess issue then why is New Delhi undermining it now. This makes no sense as deporting will also go against law.

Before Rohingyas, India has given shelter to Sri Lankans, Tamils, Afghans, Tibetans refugees . Then why are Rohingya issue is being treated differently.If Rohingya refugees are deported then India's image will be tarnished in the world.