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NRC final list released: Who said what

NRC final list released: Who said what

NRC final list released: Who said what

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Published : Aug 31, 2019, 2:34 PM IST

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Updated : Sep 1, 2019, 3:07 AM IST

23:37 August 31

Many genuine Indian citizens left out of final NRC list: AAMSU

Many genuine Indian citizens left out of final NRC list: AAMSU

All Assam Minority Students Union (AAMSU) president, Rejaul Karim Sarkar said that a lot of genuine Indian citizens have been left out of the final NRC.

"First of all we would like to thank and congratulate the Supreme Court as well as NRC state coordinator Prateek Hajela for the publication of NRC. NRC was published today excluding over 19 lakh people. We have noticed that a lot of genuine Indian citizens have not made it to the NRC because of some simple mistakes in their documents. We will only be able to get a clearer picture once we get more details from all the districts of the state."

23:09 August 31

NRC is an unsuccessful exercise; burden on general public: Jamaat-e Islami India Secretary

NRC is an unsuccessful exercise; burden on general public: Jamaat-e Islami India Secretary

New Delhi/Assam: Malik Motasim Khan, Jamaat-e Islami India Secretary for National Affairs condemned the segregation of people into citizens and "foreigners" through the National Register of Citizens (NRC) and called the entire exercise an "unsuccessful" one.

"It's very sad that something like NRC has been implemented in our country. It has been a very unsuccessful exercise conducted by the government. This has led to a lot of problems for the residents of the state. This not just brings bad repute for the state of Assam but for the country altogether. It is a matter of shame that nearly 20 lakh people who have been residing in the country since independence are deprived of citizenship."

"The issue was always a political one kept alive over the years by both the Congress and BJP governments for the sake of votebank and divisive politics. This is an unsuccessful exercise and a burden on the general public."

22:42 August 31

Those who didn't make it to final NRC list need not panic: Maulana Syed Arshad Madani

Those who didn't make it to final NRC list need not panic: Maulana Syed Arshad Madani

Jammu and Kashmir: Maulana Syed Arshad Madani, President of Jammu Ulema-e-Hind said that those who didn't make it to the final NRC list need not panic as they ample amount of time to prove their citizenship.

"Both the Home Minister of India and the Chief Minister of Assam have said that those couldn't make it to the final NRC list need not worry as exclusion from NRC doesn't neccessarily mean that the person in question is a foreigner. All doors are open for one to prove their citizenship and it will be open for them for months. There is no reason to panic."

21:23 August 31

No person should be deprived of human rights, says Sanjoy Hazarika after NRC publication

No person should be deprived of human rights, says Sanjoy Hazarika after NRC publication

New Delhi/Assam: Renowned author and Director of Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative (CHRI) Sanjoy Hazarika on Saturday said that nobody in India can be deprived of their human rights be it citizens or non-citizens.

"Human rights is for everybody in India. It's part of universal declaration of human rights and India is one of the signatory," said Hazarika to ETV Bharat.

He spoke to ETV Bharat hours after the final list of National Register of Citizen (NRC) was published in Assam. The list excluded names of more than 19 lakh people in the state.

"According to Article 21 of the Constitution, no one in India can be deprived of life and liberty," said Hazarika adding "Migration is a problem worldwide and thus can't be handled in an arbitrary way."

Hazarika who has authored several books especially on Northeast said that NRC publication will not affect the bilateral ties between India and Bangladesh.

"This (NRC) will not have any impact on the bilateral and diplomatic relation with Bangladesh," said Hazarika.

"They (Bangladesh) will never accept of a large scale influx from their territory. We don't have deportation policy with Bangladesh too...What we can do is that we should push the intruders from the border itself," said Hazarika.

The author said that publication of NRC is a step forward in implementing various clauses of the 1985 Assam Accord.

"Many were expecting an error-free NRC but it's difficult to achieve the feat in a complex place like Assam," said Hazarika.

Elaborating on the likely impact of NRC on the neighbouring states of Assa, Hazarika said, "Impact is already there. States are preparing their own list."

Hazarika said that there is Article 371 (A) for the protection of indeginious people in Nagaland and asked if there will be a similar law for other states.

20:36 August 31

Not convinced with final NRC: BJP MLA Shiladitya Deb

Not convinced with final NRC: BJP MLA Shiladitya Deb

The ruling Bharatiya Janta Party's MLA from Hojai constituency of Assam Shiladitya Deb on Saturday said that he was not "convinced" with the final National Register of Citizens (NRC) list and claimed that the entire exercise was marred by corruption.

"I am not convinced with the NRC because the way the list has been updated so far is highly doubtful. When the Assam Andolan took place, the leaders claimed that as many as 80 lakh Bangladeshi immigrants had entered Assam, and we anticipated that more than one crore Bangladeshi Muslims would be excluded from the final NRC. But, today through this NRC, these people have become the citizens of the country."

"I also believe that the entire exercise was marred by corruption."

"When the NRC would no longer be monitored by the Supreme Court, and the list is back under the control of the state government, I hope there is an investigation into the entire exercise."

19:26 August 31

Assam BJP unit demands nationwide NRC

Assam BJP demands implementation of NRC across India

The ruling BJP on Saturday said that they do not trust the updated National Register of Citizens published on August 31, and demanded a nationwide NRC.

Addressing a presser, Assam BJP President Ranjeet Kumar Dass said that the final NRC contains very small figure of exclusions compared to officially stated figures earlier.

"We do not trust this NRC... We are very unhappy...We appeal to the central and the state governments to prepare a national level NRC," he added.

Dass said the party will keep a close watch on the process of appeal in the Foreigners Tribunals (FTs) by the excluded persons and the judgements of the cases.

"If we see that FTs are delivering adverse judgements on the appeals by genuine Indian citizens, we will not wait for the entire 19 lakh cases to be disposed off. We will bring in legislation and make an act to protect them," he asserted.

The final NRC was published on Saturday excluding 19,06,657 persons.

A total of 3,11,21,004 names were included out of 3,30,27,661 applicants.

17:59 August 31

Final NRC contains flaws, will move SC: AASU

Assam: The All Assam Students' Union (AASU) on Saturday said that it is unhappy with the figure of exclusions in the final National Register of Citizens and will move the Supreme Court for remedial measures.

AASU is a signatory to the Assam Accord, a 1985 document that provided for "detection, deletion and deportation" of "illegal immigrants" from Assam.

The NRC updating process is being monitored by the Supreme Court. It intends to include only "genuine" Indian nationals and weed out the "foreigners".

"We are not happy at all. It seems there were some deficiencies in the updataing process. We believe that it is an incomplete NRC. We will appeal to the Supreme Court to remove all the faults and discrepancies in this NRC," said AASU General Secretary Lurinjyoti Gogoi while speaking to the media.

17:37 August 31

We are keeping close vigil on any unusual activity in district, says Karimganj DC

People are mostly checking their names in final NRC on the website, says Cachar DC

Karimganj: MS Manivannan, Deputy Commissioner, Karimganj told ETV Bharat that they are keeping a close vigil on any unusual activity in the district and also congratulated the public for showing restraint.

"The list has been published peacefully all over the district and I would like to congratulate the people for showing restraint. I would also like to thank the public for helping us conduct the exercise peacefully. We are keeping a close vigil on every unusual activity in the district and sufficient security forces have been deployed in the district," said Manivannan.

17:23 August 31

People are mostly checking their names in final NRC on the website, says Cachar DC

People are mostly checking their names in final NRC on the website, says Cachar DC

Cachar: Laya Madduri, Deputy Commissioner, Cachar told ETV Bharat that people are not flocking the 160 NRC Seva Kendra's of the Cachar district and are mostly checking their names in the final NRC list on the designated website.

"The list has been published in all the 160 NRC Seva Kendra's set up in the district, but, people are mostly checking their NRC data on the website which is why the NSK's aren't much crowded. Everything is peaceful, we have also set up help centres in our Headquarters to avoid inconvenience to the general public, " said Madduri.

"Those who do not find their names in the list need not fear. They will be given ample amount of opportunity to prove their citizenship. They have 120 days to pursue their case, which starts from the first or second week of September, " added Madduri.

Katighora Maulana Ataur Rahman Majhar Bhuyan, an Ex-MLA from Cachar district, did not make it to the final NRC.

15:20 August 31

Biswajit Daimari speaks on the publication of NRC final draft

Biswajit Daimari speaks on the publication of NRC final draft

Biswajit Daimari, member of Bodoland People's Front political party (BPF) said that it was a decade long issue the state has being facing and finally it has been resolved today with the publication of the final draft of NRC.

"According to the final draft of NRC, over 19 lakh applicants could not prove to be the legal citizen of the country," said Daimari.

"Four months have been alloted to those who could not prove to be the legal citizen of the country. They can prove themselves again within the time period provided to them," he said.

14:35 August 31

Pramila Rani Brahma asks people in Assam to maintain calm

Pramila Rani Brahma, Bodoland Peoples' Front (BPF) leader

Pramila Rani Brahma, Bodoland Peoples' Front (BPF) leader appeals to the people of Assam to maintain calm in the state. She also said that if one is tagged as a 'foreigner' then he or she will have to leave.

She also asserted that if one belongs to an indigenous community, their names will appear in the NRC list.

13:46 August 31

BJP Delhi Chief Manoj Tiwari says, Delhi needs NRC

BJP Delhi Chief Manoj Tiwari says, Delhi needs NRC

BJP Delhi Chief Manoj Tiwari says, Delhi needs NRC

BJP Delhi Chief Manoj Tiwari:

"National Register of Citizens (NRC) is needed in Delhi as the situation is becoming dangerous.

Illegal immigrants who have settled here are the most dangerous, we will implement NRC here as well."

13:38 August 31

NRC final list released: Who said what

Guwahati: As the much-awaited National Register of Citizens (NRC) was released on Saturday morning, the outcome evoked mixed views from the people and politicians alike.

The final NRC was released on Saturday leaving out over 19 lakh applicants.

Addressing a press conference, ASU General Secretary Lurinjyoti Gogoi said the final figure of exclusion did not reach near the figures officially announced by the authorities on various occasions.

While the Chief Adviser to the All Assam Students Union (AASU) Samujjal Bhattacharya raised strong objection over the final NRC list, locals say that they are positive about the process.

They believe that the fact that the extension of filing an appeal from 60 days to 120 days to the Foreigner's Tribunal (FT) will eventually help the people.

In July last year, 40,07,707 people were excluded from the complete draft of the NRC, which contained 2,89,83,677 eligible persons out of a total 3,29,91,384 applicants.

An additional 1,02,462 persons were included in the list of excluded persons in June this year, taking the total ineligible persons to 41,10,169 in the complete draft.

READ: NRC Final List Released; AASU to approach SC

23:37 August 31

Many genuine Indian citizens left out of final NRC list: AAMSU

Many genuine Indian citizens left out of final NRC list: AAMSU

All Assam Minority Students Union (AAMSU) president, Rejaul Karim Sarkar said that a lot of genuine Indian citizens have been left out of the final NRC.

"First of all we would like to thank and congratulate the Supreme Court as well as NRC state coordinator Prateek Hajela for the publication of NRC. NRC was published today excluding over 19 lakh people. We have noticed that a lot of genuine Indian citizens have not made it to the NRC because of some simple mistakes in their documents. We will only be able to get a clearer picture once we get more details from all the districts of the state."

23:09 August 31

NRC is an unsuccessful exercise; burden on general public: Jamaat-e Islami India Secretary

NRC is an unsuccessful exercise; burden on general public: Jamaat-e Islami India Secretary

New Delhi/Assam: Malik Motasim Khan, Jamaat-e Islami India Secretary for National Affairs condemned the segregation of people into citizens and "foreigners" through the National Register of Citizens (NRC) and called the entire exercise an "unsuccessful" one.

"It's very sad that something like NRC has been implemented in our country. It has been a very unsuccessful exercise conducted by the government. This has led to a lot of problems for the residents of the state. This not just brings bad repute for the state of Assam but for the country altogether. It is a matter of shame that nearly 20 lakh people who have been residing in the country since independence are deprived of citizenship."

"The issue was always a political one kept alive over the years by both the Congress and BJP governments for the sake of votebank and divisive politics. This is an unsuccessful exercise and a burden on the general public."

22:42 August 31

Those who didn't make it to final NRC list need not panic: Maulana Syed Arshad Madani

Those who didn't make it to final NRC list need not panic: Maulana Syed Arshad Madani

Jammu and Kashmir: Maulana Syed Arshad Madani, President of Jammu Ulema-e-Hind said that those who didn't make it to the final NRC list need not panic as they ample amount of time to prove their citizenship.

"Both the Home Minister of India and the Chief Minister of Assam have said that those couldn't make it to the final NRC list need not worry as exclusion from NRC doesn't neccessarily mean that the person in question is a foreigner. All doors are open for one to prove their citizenship and it will be open for them for months. There is no reason to panic."

21:23 August 31

No person should be deprived of human rights, says Sanjoy Hazarika after NRC publication

No person should be deprived of human rights, says Sanjoy Hazarika after NRC publication

New Delhi/Assam: Renowned author and Director of Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative (CHRI) Sanjoy Hazarika on Saturday said that nobody in India can be deprived of their human rights be it citizens or non-citizens.

"Human rights is for everybody in India. It's part of universal declaration of human rights and India is one of the signatory," said Hazarika to ETV Bharat.

He spoke to ETV Bharat hours after the final list of National Register of Citizen (NRC) was published in Assam. The list excluded names of more than 19 lakh people in the state.

"According to Article 21 of the Constitution, no one in India can be deprived of life and liberty," said Hazarika adding "Migration is a problem worldwide and thus can't be handled in an arbitrary way."

Hazarika who has authored several books especially on Northeast said that NRC publication will not affect the bilateral ties between India and Bangladesh.

"This (NRC) will not have any impact on the bilateral and diplomatic relation with Bangladesh," said Hazarika.

"They (Bangladesh) will never accept of a large scale influx from their territory. We don't have deportation policy with Bangladesh too...What we can do is that we should push the intruders from the border itself," said Hazarika.

The author said that publication of NRC is a step forward in implementing various clauses of the 1985 Assam Accord.

"Many were expecting an error-free NRC but it's difficult to achieve the feat in a complex place like Assam," said Hazarika.

Elaborating on the likely impact of NRC on the neighbouring states of Assa, Hazarika said, "Impact is already there. States are preparing their own list."

Hazarika said that there is Article 371 (A) for the protection of indeginious people in Nagaland and asked if there will be a similar law for other states.

20:36 August 31

Not convinced with final NRC: BJP MLA Shiladitya Deb

Not convinced with final NRC: BJP MLA Shiladitya Deb

The ruling Bharatiya Janta Party's MLA from Hojai constituency of Assam Shiladitya Deb on Saturday said that he was not "convinced" with the final National Register of Citizens (NRC) list and claimed that the entire exercise was marred by corruption.

"I am not convinced with the NRC because the way the list has been updated so far is highly doubtful. When the Assam Andolan took place, the leaders claimed that as many as 80 lakh Bangladeshi immigrants had entered Assam, and we anticipated that more than one crore Bangladeshi Muslims would be excluded from the final NRC. But, today through this NRC, these people have become the citizens of the country."

"I also believe that the entire exercise was marred by corruption."

"When the NRC would no longer be monitored by the Supreme Court, and the list is back under the control of the state government, I hope there is an investigation into the entire exercise."

19:26 August 31

Assam BJP unit demands nationwide NRC

Assam BJP demands implementation of NRC across India

The ruling BJP on Saturday said that they do not trust the updated National Register of Citizens published on August 31, and demanded a nationwide NRC.

Addressing a presser, Assam BJP President Ranjeet Kumar Dass said that the final NRC contains very small figure of exclusions compared to officially stated figures earlier.

"We do not trust this NRC... We are very unhappy...We appeal to the central and the state governments to prepare a national level NRC," he added.

Dass said the party will keep a close watch on the process of appeal in the Foreigners Tribunals (FTs) by the excluded persons and the judgements of the cases.

"If we see that FTs are delivering adverse judgements on the appeals by genuine Indian citizens, we will not wait for the entire 19 lakh cases to be disposed off. We will bring in legislation and make an act to protect them," he asserted.

The final NRC was published on Saturday excluding 19,06,657 persons.

A total of 3,11,21,004 names were included out of 3,30,27,661 applicants.

17:59 August 31

Final NRC contains flaws, will move SC: AASU

Assam: The All Assam Students' Union (AASU) on Saturday said that it is unhappy with the figure of exclusions in the final National Register of Citizens and will move the Supreme Court for remedial measures.

AASU is a signatory to the Assam Accord, a 1985 document that provided for "detection, deletion and deportation" of "illegal immigrants" from Assam.

The NRC updating process is being monitored by the Supreme Court. It intends to include only "genuine" Indian nationals and weed out the "foreigners".

"We are not happy at all. It seems there were some deficiencies in the updataing process. We believe that it is an incomplete NRC. We will appeal to the Supreme Court to remove all the faults and discrepancies in this NRC," said AASU General Secretary Lurinjyoti Gogoi while speaking to the media.

17:37 August 31

We are keeping close vigil on any unusual activity in district, says Karimganj DC

People are mostly checking their names in final NRC on the website, says Cachar DC

Karimganj: MS Manivannan, Deputy Commissioner, Karimganj told ETV Bharat that they are keeping a close vigil on any unusual activity in the district and also congratulated the public for showing restraint.

"The list has been published peacefully all over the district and I would like to congratulate the people for showing restraint. I would also like to thank the public for helping us conduct the exercise peacefully. We are keeping a close vigil on every unusual activity in the district and sufficient security forces have been deployed in the district," said Manivannan.

17:23 August 31

People are mostly checking their names in final NRC on the website, says Cachar DC

People are mostly checking their names in final NRC on the website, says Cachar DC

Cachar: Laya Madduri, Deputy Commissioner, Cachar told ETV Bharat that people are not flocking the 160 NRC Seva Kendra's of the Cachar district and are mostly checking their names in the final NRC list on the designated website.

"The list has been published in all the 160 NRC Seva Kendra's set up in the district, but, people are mostly checking their NRC data on the website which is why the NSK's aren't much crowded. Everything is peaceful, we have also set up help centres in our Headquarters to avoid inconvenience to the general public, " said Madduri.

"Those who do not find their names in the list need not fear. They will be given ample amount of opportunity to prove their citizenship. They have 120 days to pursue their case, which starts from the first or second week of September, " added Madduri.

Katighora Maulana Ataur Rahman Majhar Bhuyan, an Ex-MLA from Cachar district, did not make it to the final NRC.

15:20 August 31

Biswajit Daimari speaks on the publication of NRC final draft

Biswajit Daimari speaks on the publication of NRC final draft

Biswajit Daimari, member of Bodoland People's Front political party (BPF) said that it was a decade long issue the state has being facing and finally it has been resolved today with the publication of the final draft of NRC.

"According to the final draft of NRC, over 19 lakh applicants could not prove to be the legal citizen of the country," said Daimari.

"Four months have been alloted to those who could not prove to be the legal citizen of the country. They can prove themselves again within the time period provided to them," he said.

14:35 August 31

Pramila Rani Brahma asks people in Assam to maintain calm

Pramila Rani Brahma, Bodoland Peoples' Front (BPF) leader

Pramila Rani Brahma, Bodoland Peoples' Front (BPF) leader appeals to the people of Assam to maintain calm in the state. She also said that if one is tagged as a 'foreigner' then he or she will have to leave.

She also asserted that if one belongs to an indigenous community, their names will appear in the NRC list.

13:46 August 31

BJP Delhi Chief Manoj Tiwari says, Delhi needs NRC

BJP Delhi Chief Manoj Tiwari says, Delhi needs NRC

BJP Delhi Chief Manoj Tiwari says, Delhi needs NRC

BJP Delhi Chief Manoj Tiwari:

"National Register of Citizens (NRC) is needed in Delhi as the situation is becoming dangerous.

Illegal immigrants who have settled here are the most dangerous, we will implement NRC here as well."

13:38 August 31

NRC final list released: Who said what

Guwahati: As the much-awaited National Register of Citizens (NRC) was released on Saturday morning, the outcome evoked mixed views from the people and politicians alike.

The final NRC was released on Saturday leaving out over 19 lakh applicants.

Addressing a press conference, ASU General Secretary Lurinjyoti Gogoi said the final figure of exclusion did not reach near the figures officially announced by the authorities on various occasions.

While the Chief Adviser to the All Assam Students Union (AASU) Samujjal Bhattacharya raised strong objection over the final NRC list, locals say that they are positive about the process.

They believe that the fact that the extension of filing an appeal from 60 days to 120 days to the Foreigner's Tribunal (FT) will eventually help the people.

In July last year, 40,07,707 people were excluded from the complete draft of the NRC, which contained 2,89,83,677 eligible persons out of a total 3,29,91,384 applicants.

An additional 1,02,462 persons were included in the list of excluded persons in June this year, taking the total ineligible persons to 41,10,169 in the complete draft.

READ: NRC Final List Released; AASU to approach SC

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