According to IDMC's Internal Displacement Updates, between 1 September and 30 September 2026 India recorded 73,594 disaster-driven internal displacements across 14 events. The alert was triggered because this monthly total exceeded the fixed threshold of 50,000 displacements, while it remained below the 90th percentile of the country's own monthly record over 17 months, which stands at 103,560. The largest figures in the period relate to the monsoon flood event in Assam that began on 25 May 2026, for which the National Disaster Management Authority reported 38,347 displacements on 8 September and 33,341 on 12 September.
| Rule | Displacement in a month against the country's own record |
| Period | 2026-09-01 to 2026-09-30 |
| Displacement in the month | 73,594 |
| Events in the month | 14 |
| Months of history compared | 17 |
| 90th percentile of that history | 103,560 |
| Judged against | an absolute floor of 50,000; the 90th percentile of the country's own record, 103,560. Fired on: abs_floor. |
| Detected | 13 October 2026, run 19 |
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