Clause 6 panel led by Justice Biplab Kumar Sarma suggested that, as a stopgap measure, the post-1971 stream of proclaimed foreigners should be placed in locations outside Assam until their expulsion is finished.
What is Stop gap measure?
A “stopgap measure” refers to a temporary solution or action taken to address an urgent issue until a more permanent or effective solution can be implemented. These measures are typically designed to bridge the gap during a period of transition, crisis, or when time or resources do not allow for a full resolution at that moment.
Examples of stopgap measures include:
Emergency funding to keep an organization running until long-term financing is secured.
Temporary hiring to fill critical roles until permanent employees are recruited.
Short-term policy changes to address immediate concerns before comprehensive reforms are introduced.
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