National Register of Citizens (NRC) will publish its final draft on July 31 as directed by the Supreme Court.
As per the NRC authorities, nearly 85 percent of the proceeding has been completed so far. Prior to that, an additional draft will be published on June 22. Earlier, June 15 was set for the publication of this additional draft.
The date for publication of the additional draft was postponed as per the directions of the Supreme Court. This draft will be conclusive of the data filed after the hearing of claims and objectives.
However, the names of 40,07,707 people have been left out of the draft for which the claims and objectives have been filed.
It is to be mentioned that there are reports alleging that the NRC authorities have been ignorant over the work. While minority students body mentioned that many other students’ bodies have been forcing people to make false Objections against genuine minority citizens. On the others, All Assam Minority Students’ Union (AAMSU) has claimed that a conspiracy is afoot to deprive genuine citizens as it was reported in print as well as electronic media that about 1,300 Objections were filed up to 30.12.2018, but the numbers rose up to more than 2.5 lakhs on the last date i.e. 31.12.2018.
On the other hand, retired Army Veteran Mohammed Sanaullah who had served the Army for 30 years and the also joined Assam Police was declared foreigner and sent to the detention camp. His case was filed at the Foreigners’ Tribunal of Boko. Meanwhile, the Gauhati High Court is hearing his case and has been granted bail on June 7.
the Assam National Register of Citizens (NRC) co-ordinator Prateek Hajela has confirmed that ‘D-voters’ or doubtful voters will now be eligible for inclusion in the final NRC draft to be published on July 31.