GUWAHATI: The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) on Monday, September 2, said that those excluded out of the NRC (National Register of Citizens) will continue to enjoy all rights as earlier, like any other citizen.
They would continue to have right to employment, education and property among others, the spokesperson of MHA tweeted on Monday.
The final NRC list was released on August 31 and 19.06 lakh people were left out of the final list.
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The MHA further mentioned that those left out of the NRC will not be detained under any circumstances till they exhaust all remedies available under law.
The MHA spokesperson tweeted: “State Government has also made necessary arrangements to provide legal aid to the needy people amongst those excluded from #NRCFinalList, by providing all assistance through the District Legal Services Authorities (DLSA).”
Further, 200 new Foreigner’s Tribunals (FTs) will also be made functional from Monday in addition to the 100 already existing, stated MHA, to facilitate appeal of those excluded from the list.
