SILCHAR: Assam leader secretary T Y Das and director general of police Kuladhar Saikia on Monday held a prime degree assembly with senior civil and security officials right here and reviewed the law and order situation in the Barak Valley in regard to the publication of the overall draft of the National Register of Citizens (NRC), the paperwork of which is beneath means.
The assembly gained significance in the light of the Supreme Court on Monday extending the June 30 time limit by means of a month and the Centre and the state coordinator agreeing to submit it within the new timeframe.
The assembly which used to be also attended by means of ADGP (law and order) Mukesh Agrawal, particular DGP (SB) Pallav Bhattacharyya, three deputy commissioners and superintendents of police of Cachar, Karimganj and Hailakandi districts but even so other senior officials in the workplace of the DC (Cachar).
The hour-long assembly used to be also a very powerful given the fact that the apex court docket bench asked the Assam leader secretary and DGP to in an instant provide adequate security to state NRC coordinator Prateek Hajela and his family, including his children, in view of the work performed by means of him.
DGP Saikia later told the media that the DCs and SPs of the 3 districts of the Barak Valley have been directed to do their responsibility in a way so that order prevails sooner than and after the publication of the draft on July 30.
The assembly also mentioned the issue of the pro-talks Ulfa leader Jiten Dutta reportedly threatening to return to the Barak Valley with 1000 youths to establish Assamese hegemony on this traditionally Bengali-dominated a part of the state which sparked protests right here. "The meeting maintained that nothing of this sort will be allowed," mentioned SP (Cachar) Rakesh Raushan after the assembly.
The first draft of the NRC-which used to be printed on December 31 midnight-listed 1.nine crore folks out of 3.29 crore applicants. As many as 24 lakh folks were absent from the Barak Valley by myself. A total of 41 lakh folks from throughout three districts of the valley-Cachar, Karimganj and Hailakandi-had implemented for inclusion in the record.
The assembly gained significance in the light of the Supreme Court on Monday extending the June 30 time limit by means of a month and the Centre and the state coordinator agreeing to submit it within the new timeframe.
The assembly which used to be also attended by means of ADGP (law and order) Mukesh Agrawal, particular DGP (SB) Pallav Bhattacharyya, three deputy commissioners and superintendents of police of Cachar, Karimganj and Hailakandi districts but even so other senior officials in the workplace of the DC (Cachar).
The hour-long assembly used to be also a very powerful given the fact that the apex court docket bench asked the Assam leader secretary and DGP to in an instant provide adequate security to state NRC coordinator Prateek Hajela and his family, including his children, in view of the work performed by means of him.
DGP Saikia later told the media that the DCs and SPs of the 3 districts of the Barak Valley have been directed to do their responsibility in a way so that order prevails sooner than and after the publication of the draft on July 30.
The assembly also mentioned the issue of the pro-talks Ulfa leader Jiten Dutta reportedly threatening to return to the Barak Valley with 1000 youths to establish Assamese hegemony on this traditionally Bengali-dominated a part of the state which sparked protests right here. "The meeting maintained that nothing of this sort will be allowed," mentioned SP (Cachar) Rakesh Raushan after the assembly.
The first draft of the NRC-which used to be printed on December 31 midnight-listed 1.nine crore folks out of 3.29 crore applicants. As many as 24 lakh folks were absent from the Barak Valley by myself. A total of 41 lakh folks from throughout three districts of the valley-Cachar, Karimganj and Hailakandi-had implemented for inclusion in the record.
Final NRC: Chief secretary, DGP review situation in Barak
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