Motion for a stay of removal dismissed as the applicant failed to establish irreparable harm based on suicidal ideation.
The applicant brought a motion for a stay of his scheduled removal to India.
The applicant argued that removal would create a significant risk of suicidal behaviours and thus cause irreparable harm.
The Federal Court found that the applicant's medical evidence did not indicate an imminent risk of suicide or that there were impediments to removal due to mental health.
Having failed to establish irreparable harm, the motion for a stay of removal was dismissed.
