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First ‘Additional Draft Exclusion List’ of Assam NRC Released

Assam NRC Additional Exclusion Draft List is released on 26 June
NRC Additional Exclusion Draft List is released on 26 June

The Assam Division of National Register of Citizens (NRC) released an additional draft exclusion list on 26 June, contains 1.2 lakh names

Ahead of the much talked about National Register of Citizens, the Office of the Coordinator for the National Register of Citizens (NRC) in Assam published an “additional draft exclusion list” containing the names of 1,02,462 people on 26 June 2019. The names included in this additional draft of are those which NRC published on July 30, 2018, but they were subsequently found to be ineligible for three substantial reasons.

“People found to be declared foreigners or doubtful (D) voters or with cases pending at Foreigners’ Tribunals discovered after publication of the draft NRC have been included in the additional list. So are their descendants, as applicable,” Assam State Government spokesperson has stated.

Others reasons for people’s names appearing in the Draft list are: ineligibility while appearing as witnesses in hearings held for disposal of claims and objections and absence during the process of verification carried out by the local registrars of citizen’s registration.

The Office of the Coordinator for the National Register of Citizens (NRC) in Assam has said that those excluded will also be informed individually through letters to be delivered at their residential addresses along with the reason for exclusion. Each letter will mention the venue of claim submission and hearing. Such persons will have the opportunity to file their claims to be settled through a hearing by a disposing officer.

The submission of claim and its disposal through a hearing would take place together. The hearing would start from July 5.

The full list of the additional draft list is available at www.nrcassam.nic.in. and hard copies at available at NRC Seva Kendras for public viewing.

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