Union Home Minister reviews issues related to NRC
Posted On: 20 AUG 2019 1:49PM by PIB Delhi
Union Minister of Home Affairs, Shri Amit Shah reviewed the issues related to final publication of the National Register of Citizens (NRC) in Assam, on August 19, 2019. The review meeting was attended by the Chief Minister of Assam, Union Home Secretary, Chief Secretary Assam and senior officers. Extensive deliberations have been held on the issue between the Union Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) and the state government of Assam in recent weeks.
It was decided that adequate arrangements will be made by the State government to provide full opportunity to the persons whose names have been excluded from the final NRC to appeal against their non-inclusion. Every individual, whose name does not figure in the final NRC, can represent his/her case in front of the appellate authority i.e. Foreigner Tribunals (FT). Under the provisions of Foreigners Act 1946 and Foreigners (Tribunals) Order 1964, only Foreigners Tribunals are empowered to declare a person as a foreigner. Thus, non-inclusion of a person’s name in NRC does not by itself amount to him/her being declared as a foreigner.
State government has agreed to set up adequate number of such tribunals at convenient locations. It has been decided that state government would also make arrangements to provide legal aid to the needy people amongst those excluded from NRC.
As it may not be possible for all those excluded from final NRC to file the appeal within the prescribed time, MHA will amend the rules to increase the present time limit of filing of appeals in FTs from 60 days to 120 days regarding exclusion from final NRC. The Citizenship (Registration of Citizens and Issue of National Identity Cards) Rules, 2003 are also being amended accordingly.
In order to maintain law and order situation, central armed paramilitary forces are being provided for deployment as per assessment of the State government
Posted On: 20 AUG 2019 1:49PM by PIB Delhi
Union Minister of Home Affairs, Shri Amit Shah reviewed the issues related to final publication of the National Register of Citizens (NRC) in Assam, on August 19, 2019. The review meeting was attended by the Chief Minister of Assam, Union Home Secretary, Chief Secretary Assam and senior officers. Extensive deliberations have been held on the issue between the Union Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) and the state government of Assam in recent weeks.
It was decided that adequate arrangements will be made by the State government to provide full opportunity to the persons whose names have been excluded from the final NRC to appeal against their non-inclusion. Every individual, whose name does not figure in the final NRC, can represent his/her case in front of the appellate authority i.e. Foreigner Tribunals (FT). Under the provisions of Foreigners Act 1946 and Foreigners (Tribunals) Order 1964, only Foreigners Tribunals are empowered to declare a person as a foreigner. Thus, non-inclusion of a person’s name in NRC does not by itself amount to him/her being declared as a foreigner.
State government has agreed to set up adequate number of such tribunals at convenient locations. It has been decided that state government would also make arrangements to provide legal aid to the needy people amongst those excluded from NRC.
As it may not be possible for all those excluded from final NRC to file the appeal within the prescribed time, MHA will amend the rules to increase the present time limit of filing of appeals in FTs from 60 days to 120 days regarding exclusion from final NRC. The Citizenship (Registration of Citizens and Issue of National Identity Cards) Rules, 2003 are also being amended accordingly.
In order to maintain law and order situation, central armed paramilitary forces are being provided for deployment as per assessment of the State government
J.M.F.C. & C.J.J.D. Mains Exam -01.09.2019
Friends ,
We are hardly week away from exam. It's time for Revision. There are some last minute tips that can help you finish your preparation.
1. Break long study Session into
small for better focus and
sharp mind
2. Solve past year Exam
question papers.
3. Stay active. Laziness
hampers with your brains
power. Study on a desk or in
your productive space.
4. Sleep properly. Our brains
are at their best when they
are rested.
5. Have a Proper foods. You
should be physically healthy
to prepare well for the exam
and perform well.
6. Mains Exam Needs lot of
writing practice. Make sure
that you give proper rest to
your hands the day before
exam. A tired hand can affect
the speed and performance
in the exam.
7. Focus on Revision and
writing practice.
Success is not an accident. It is hard work , learning , studying , sacrifice. Trust yourself , you know more than you think you do. Follow you dream , believe in yourself.
Remember Life only has one Rule : Never quit.
Good luck for exam. I keep my fingers crossed and hope you will just get the questions you have learned for......
ALL THE BEST....!!!!
Ganesh B. Shirsat
Friends ,
We are hardly week away from exam. It's time for Revision. There are some last minute tips that can help you finish your preparation.
1. Break long study Session into
small for better focus and
sharp mind
2. Solve past year Exam
question papers.
3. Stay active. Laziness
hampers with your brains
power. Study on a desk or in
your productive space.
4. Sleep properly. Our brains
are at their best when they
are rested.
5. Have a Proper foods. You
should be physically healthy
to prepare well for the exam
and perform well.
6. Mains Exam Needs lot of
writing practice. Make sure
that you give proper rest to
your hands the day before
exam. A tired hand can affect
the speed and performance
in the exam.
7. Focus on Revision and
writing practice.
Success is not an accident. It is hard work , learning , studying , sacrifice. Trust yourself , you know more than you think you do. Follow you dream , believe in yourself.
Remember Life only has one Rule : Never quit.
Good luck for exam. I keep my fingers crossed and hope you will just get the questions you have learned for......
ALL THE BEST....!!!!
Ganesh B. Shirsat
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