In postcolonial studies, the concept of statelessness serves as a poignant lens through which the enduring legacies of colonialism can be analyzed. Statelessness is associated with individuals or communities that have no recognized citizenship or do not belong to any nation-state. This condition often arises due to the imposition of artificial borders, displacement, and the erasure of cultural and historical identities during a colonial situation. Postcolonial theorists examine the intricate interplay between power dynamics, displacement, and identity for shedding light on the multifaceted experiences of statelessness.