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Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sharma on Tuesday asked all the residents of Assam to hoist the national flag at their houses through the Independence Day week to prove that they are the 'real children of Mother India'.

 Hoist tricolour to prove your 'Indianness', NRC application isn't enough: Assam CM

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sharma on Tuesday asked all the residents of Assam to hoist the national flag at their houses during the Independence Day week to prove that they are the 'real children of Mother India' while stressing that merely applying for the National Register of Citizens (NRC) is not enough to prove one's citizenship.

The BJP-led Assam government is planning to have 80 lakh tricolours hoisted by residents across the state on the occasion of Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav commemorating completion of 75 years of India&rsquo;s Independence.

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sharma asked all the residents of Assam to hoist the national flag at their houses during the Independence Day week to prove that they are the 'real children of Mother India' while stressing that merely applying for the National Register of Citizens (NRC) is not enough to prove one's citizenship.
Addressing an event on Tuesday, the Bharatiya Janata Party leader said, "No one should forget to hoist the tricolour from August 13 to August 15. Applying for inclusion in NRC as an Indian citizen isn&rsquo;t enough. Only by unfurling the national flag one can prove they are true children of Bharat Mata."
&ldquo;There are some who say that inclusion of their names in NRC will prove they are Indians. While inclusion in that list may legally prove you are an Indian. But unfurling of the national flag and considering India as your motherland will show one&rsquo;s sentimental attachment to India,&rdquo; said Sharma.
He also encouraged &nbsp;the public to get the tricolour from the "nearest ration shops" and said they will cost Rs. 16 each.
Sharma was inaugurating a 25MW solar power plant at Udalguri district when he made this statement.
The BJP-led Assam government is planning to have 80 lakh tricolours hoisted by residents across the state on the occasion of Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav commemorating completion of 75 years of India&rsquo;s Independence.
"The idea behind the initiative is to invoke the feeling of patriotism in the hearts of the people and promote awareness about our national flag, " he said.
The NRC which was updated in 2019 under Supreme Court&rsquo;s supervision in a bid to remove so-called illegal citizens in Assam left out 1.9million applicants.&nbsp;

Assam coordinator of National Register of Citizens or NRC Hitesh Dev Sarma has lodged a complaint with the CID against his predecessor, Prateek Hajela, and others accusing them of committing “anti-national” and criminal activities while updating the register.  In his complaint, Sarma has alleged anomalies in Family Tree Verification and other document verification processes. Family Trees were drawn to establish legacy data accurately during the updating process of the citizenship document. Sarma has alleged that no order for quality check during the Family Tree Matching phase was issued by Hajela. The complainant said the software used in the process also had no scope for quality checks, thus “giving the verifying officers a free hand to upload wrong results to fulfil their vested interests”. Sarma said Prateek Hajela might have intentionally avoided the mandatory quality checks by ordering the use of such a software and “facilitated entry of names of ineligible persons into the NRC which can be seen as an anti-national act affecting national security” The CID is, however, yet to register an FIR against those being accused who included several officers and data entry operators associated with the process.  The NRC, an official record of Indian citizens living in Assam, was updated under the supervision of the Supreme Court and released on August 31 in 2019, leaving out more than 19 lakh applicants.   However, it has not been notified by the Registrar General of India. Hajela, a 1995 batch IAS officer of the Assam-Meghalaya cadre, had been appointed by the apex court as the NRC state coordinator in 2013. He was released from the charge in November 2019, and the court ordered his transfer from Assam to his home state Madhya Pradesh. 

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The CID is, however, yet to register an FIR against those being accused who included several officers and data entry operators associated with the process. 

The complainant said the software used in the process also had no scope for quality checks, thus &ldquo;giving the verifying officers a free hand to upload wrong results to fulfil their vested interests&rdquo;.&nbsp;

Assam coordinator of National Register of Citizens or NRC Hitesh Dev Sarma has lodged a complaint with the CID against his predecessor, Prateek Hajela, and others accusing them of committing &ldquo;anti-national&rdquo; and criminal activities while updating the register.&nbsp; &nbsp; In his complaint, Sarma has alleged anomalies in Family Tree Verification and other document verification processes. Family Trees were drawn to establish legacy data accurately during the updating process of the citizenship document. Sarma has alleged that no order for quality check during the Family Tree Matching phase was issued by Hajela.&nbsp;
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