NEW DELHI: In the Assam NRC case, the Modi government and the state government at the Centre have once again approached the Supreme Court seeking an extension of the NRC draft deadline. On which Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi has said that we will see. The apex court has set a deadline of July 31. Solicitor General Tushar Mehta had sought an early hearing from the Supreme Court.

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Earlier in the last hearing, the apex court had asked Coordinator Pratik Hazela to complete the work by the 31st of July, just because of this reason not to rush the process. At the same time, the court had said that there are some media reports on how claims and objections are being dealt with and the media is not always wrong.

Sometimes the media is also correct. Please make sure that there is no shortage of process and that this is done correctly. It may be mentioned that the final draft of the NRC in Assam was released on July 30, 2018, leaving about 40 lakh people out.

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The apex court had made it clear that the person can form one or more of the ten documents at the time of submission of the claim. On the other hand, the court had sought a response from convener Hazela within 15 days after the remaining five documents were Aadhar Card.

On behalf of the government, Attorney General K K Venugopal had sought permission to base all the 15 documents, saying that most of the people in Assam, who are living in villages and educated less, who are left out, should get an opportunity to claim themselves.

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