New Delhi: As soon as the Supreme Court begins hearing on the National Citizenship Register (NRC) issue on the first working day of the year, the Chief Justice's bench has issued a notice on the Facebook post of NRC Coordinator Hitesh Dev Sarma concerning people excluded from the NRC. On Monday, the apex court issued a notice to NRC coordinator Hitesh Dev Sarma asking him to clarify on his Facebook post.
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The court has issued a notice to the Central and Assam governments to clarify their position on the status of the people excluded from NRC and the statement of the coordinator. The court has sought an explanation from the Assam government on the communal statement made by the state coordinator of the National Citizenship Register (NRC). In November last year, Assam Civil Services officer Hitesh Dev Sarma was appointed as the state coordinator of NRC.
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He has been given this responsibility in place of Prateek Hajela. Prateek published the final version of the NRC on 31 August under the supervision of the apex court. The country's largest court has also asked for a report on children whose parents are named in the NRC list, but their children's names are not included. The bench of the Chief Justice has asked the Center to respond through the Attorney General. The Chief Justice has said that first, we have to see the facts. There are very difficult situations now.
