Assam: Claims, objections forms made available in NRC Seva Kendras
First Published: 20th August, 2018 21:13 IST
Forms for claims, objections and correction in regards to the NRC update process has been made available in all the NRC Seva Kendras of Assam. The Claims, Objections and Corrections
Forms for claims, objections and correction in regards to the NRC update process has been made available in all the NRC Seva Kendras of Assam.
The Claims, Objections and Corrections form will be received at the NRC Seva Kendra in the prescribed form from August 30 to September 28, 2018.
Names of more than 40 lakh people have been left out from the final draft NRC that was published on July 30.
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