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NRC fiasco exposed all those trying to take political mileage: Mamata Banerjee
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Saturday dubbed the updated final NRC as a "fiasco" and said it has exposed all those who are trying to gain "political mileage" out of the exercise.
Kolkata: West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Saturday dubbed the updated final NRC as a "fiasco" and said it has exposed all those who are trying to gain "political mileage" out of the exercise.
Banerjee also expressed concern over a large number of Bengalis being "excluded" from the final National Register of Citizens (NRC) list, which was released earlier in the day.
"The NRC fiasco has exposed all those who tried to take political mileage out of it. They have a lot to answer to the nation," she wrote on Twitter.
The NRC fiasco has exposed all those who tried to take political mileage out of it. They have a lot to answer to the nation.
— Mamata Banerjee (@MamataOfficial) August 31, 2019
This is what happens when an act is guided by an ulterior motive rather than the good of the society and the larger interest of the nation.(1/2)
"This is what happens when an act is guided by an ulterior motive rather than the good of the society and the larger interest of the nation," the CM said.
Over 19 lakh applicants failed to make it to the final NRC list, staring at an uncertain future.
"My heart goes out to all those, especially the large number of Bengali speaking brothers and sisters, who are made to suffer because of this botched-up process," Banerjee said.
A total of 3,30,27,661 people had applied to be included in the NRC. Of them, 3,11,21,004 have been included in the document and 19,06,657 excluded, a statement from the NRC State Coordinator's office said.
Those who have been excluded from the National Register of Citizens have 120 days to appeal against it at Foreigners Tribunals. If not satisfied with the verdict of the tribunals, they will have the option to move the High Court and the Supreme Court for redress.
