NRC draft claims and objections started on September 25 and it will arrive at an end on December 15

Following an order of the Supreme Court, the way toward documenting cases and complaints to the draft NRC started on September 25 and it will arrive at an end on December 15.

About 4.5 lakh individuals have submitted applications for consideration of their names in the NRC and they have submitted important reports guaranteeing that they are Indian.

Over 35.5 lakh people, out of the total 40 lakh ,who were barred in the draft National Register of Citizens (NRC), have not yet approached to incorporate their names in the last rundown of the Supreme Court-checked exercise. This implies, 35.5 lakh individuals have not yet approached to guarantee that they are Indians, most likely they might not have legitimate archives.

At first, the apex  court had enabled the inquirers to depend on any of the 10 records— land documents, permanent residential certificate issued from outside the state, Passport, Life Insurance policy, any licence or certificate issued by any government authority.

Documents showing service or employment under the government or public sector undertaking, bank or post office accounts, birth certificate issued by a competent authority, educational certificate issued by boards or university and records or processes pertaining to court provided they are part of processing in a judicial or revenue court.

On November 1, the court enabled five additional documents  to answer upon for incorporation of names in the NRC.

Five additional papers are :  

a) 1951 NRC

b) Electoral roll up to March 24,1971

c) Citizenship certificate 

d) Refugee registration certificate 

e) Ration card

According to the 2011 statistics, Assam's total population is over 3.11 crore. The procedure of ID of unlawful outsiders in Assam has been broadly discussed and turned into a quarrelsome issue in the state's government.

At the point when the NRC was first arranged in Assam path in 1951, the state had 80 lakh natives at that point.

The activity is nearly at recognizing illegal immigrants  in the state that fringes Bangladesh was carried out just in Assam, which confronted influx of people from Bangladesh  since the early twentieth century.

The Supreme Court has likewise settled an arrangement of standard operating procedure (SOP) for transfer of claims and objections  in the updation of the NRC.

For the claims and objections  process firms are accessible in 2,500 'Seva Kendras' in Assam, where people can file their appeal in their respective areas