Aftermath of NRC

Assam has been going through an ambiguous phrase regarding its identification to be the genuine residents of the state. The history of the NRC goes back to 1951, but it became a more contentious issue after the 1971 war. Various uprising and agitation were held in the meantime where it had tremendously devastated the citizens from its roots. The very famous ASSAM ACCORD has somewhat guided the transitory assumption, as to whom might consider as a permanent resident and to whom should detent in various refugee camps. The term “illegal migrants” is a well-sounded topic for the politician and many regional as well as national media house rooms which is quite a contradictory scenario as it was what during the 1971 Bangladesh liberation war.

Since 1951 it has been a prolonged controversy with the state of Assam for the identification of illegal migrants. The NRC updating process was however rightfully initiated in the year 2013 with an order by the supreme court of India. Consequently, the first draft of the NRC was published on 31 December 2017. However, it was engulfed with the dark cloud again as the second draft which was published on 30 July 2018 had excluded more than 40 lakh people from within the state. This had eventually led a platform for the opposition parties to politicize the issues by blaming the current ruling government as using the “anti-minority policy”.

Now the focus has been regained on NRC, as the state is ready to publish its final draft as on 31^st August 2019. The chief minister of Assam has assured the people’s safety and also pleaded to not panic if any of the citizen’s name leaves out from the draft list. Here are some of the measures that one can adopt and be aware of if his/her name doesn’t exist in the final draft list:

আপোনাৰ নাম বা আপোনাৰ পৰিয়ালৰ নাম যদি NRC ত নাহে তেনেহলে আপুনি কি কৰিব?
WHAT YOU WILL DO IF YOUR NAME OR FAMILY MEMBERS NAME IS NOT IN THE NRC, 31ST AUG 2019

1. প্ৰথমতে আপুনি ভীতগ্ৰস্ত নহব আৰু লগতে উৰা বাতৰি বিশ্বাস নকৰিব.
2.NRC ত যিসকলৰ নাম নাহে তেনেহলে তেওঁলোকে পুনৰ বিদেশী ন্যায়াধীকৰণৰ যোগেদি প্ৰকৃত ভাৰতীয় নাগৰিকত্বৰ প্ৰমাণৰ বাবে আবেদন কৰিব পাৰিব |
3. যদিহে আপোনাৰ নাম নাহে তেনেহলে কি কাৰণত আপোনাৰ নামটো নাহিল কাৰণসহ Magistrate certified এটা copy আপোনাক দিয়া হব|
4. Foreigners Tribunal এ পুৰ্ণ নথি পত্ৰ জমা দিয়াৰ 120 দিনৰ ভিতৰত Order দিব লাগিব|
5. যদিহে আপোনাৰ নামটো NRC ত নাহে তেনেহলে আপোনাৰ কোনো আধিকাৰ খৰ্ব কৰা নহয়|
6. যদিহে আপুনি Foreigners Tribunal  জৰিয়তে ন্যায় নাপায় তেনেহলে High Court ত আবেদন জনাব পাৰিব|
7. Foreigners Tribunal ত Appeal কৰতে সকলো নথি পত্ৰ সঠিক ভাৱে গাঁঠি দিব লাগিব|
8. সাবধান যাতে নাগৰিকত্ব প্ৰমাণৰ নামত কোনো ব্যক্তিক টকা নিদিয়ে l তেনেকুৱা ব্যক্তিৰ পৰা
আতৰি থাকক আৰু correct পথত আগবাঢ়ক|
আপোনাৰ নাম চেক কৰক: http://www.nrcassam.nic.in

1.   Firstly, try to stay out of the fake news which is being generally circulated via social media.

2.   Secondly, the person can approach a foreigner’s tribunal for an appeal to register its name with a certified copy of the rejection order from the NRC.

3.   A genuine Magistrate certified copy shall be given to the respective person, which will contain the specific reason for its exclusion.

4.   According to the home ministry: The foreigner’s tribunal has to give its final order within 120 days from the date of introduction of records.

5.   If the applicants lose their case before such a tribunal, he or she has the probability to appeal (with all the valid documents) in the high court or further to the Supreme Court if necessary arises.

6.   The NRC doesn’t deal with taking money for its service; thereby the applicant should be conscious of dealing with the registration procedure.

HOW TO CHECK NAMES IN FINAL NRC:

আপোনাৰ নাম কেনেকৈ চেক  কৰিব 

The public would be able to view the results of Final NRC as follows:

1. Those persons. who submitted Claim as they were i.) not included in Complete Draft

(published on 30th July 2018) or ii.) excluded by Additional Draft Exclusions

The list published on 26th June 2019 or,

b. had any objection filed against their inclusion

can see their status of inclusion in Supplementary Inclusions List by visiting

their designated NSK/Office of Circle Officers /Office of Deputy

Commissioners. The list will only be a list of Supplementary List of

Inclusions.

c. The public can also check their status online* by typing their ARN.

2. Those persons who were included in Complete Draft (published on 30th July 2018)

or ii.) Not excluded by Additional Draft Exclusions List published on 26th June 2019

but -

a. Were called for hearings held from 5th July 2019 onwards can also check

for their status as at 1 above.

b. Were NOT called for any hearings held from 5th July 2019 onwards need

not worry about their inclusion status. They continue to be included in Final

NRC.

3. Online facility to be available from 31 Aug 2019 will give the result of any change

in status from Complete Draft NRC for claimants/ objects/ any member included

in Draft but were called for any hearing held on or after 5 July 2019

4. From 7th September 2019, the status of all NRC applicants will be available.

This can be seen by typing out the ARN.

The links will be available on NRC web-site and titled “Supplementary Inclusions /
Exclusions Lists (Final NRC).
 Important Website link for NRC:
         http://www.nrcassam.nic.in
         https://nrcdrafts.com/FinalCDraft1/Draft.htm
  N.B: THIS MESSAGE NOT PUBLISHED BY GOVT.

Check your name: http://www.nrcassam.nic.in/