Assam Nrc  

Hello and welcome to all the amazing people out there. My name is Amal Chowdhury and I am here with another episode of DePress room. So once again the BBC has done it and how. So the news starts with a positive note and I quote, "India's Home Affairs Minister, Amit Shah, has vowed to remove illegal migrants from the state of West Bengal through a government scheme that was used recently in the north-eastern state of Assam." But after these very lines, they go back to their old rhetoric where they say that the NRC will exaggerate the widespread fear in Assam.

After Assam, National Register of Citizens is being implemented in Uttar Pradesh. Cops have been asked to identify and prepare a list of Bangladeshis and other foreigners, who need to be deported.
 

RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat stated that no Hindu will leave the country over the National Register of Citizenship.  Bhagwat is understood to have made the comment during a closed-door coordination meeting here of the RSS and its affiliate organisations, including the BJP.

The National Register of Citizens (NRC) has included over 3 crore people and left out as many as 19 lakh people. Several citizens will appeal before the Supreme Court. But what must one do when in such crisis? 

The BJP in Telangana have demanded a National Register of Citizens in the state over alleged illegal immigrants in the state. The Telangana BJP alleged that the TRS-led government and its ally AIMIM was turning a blind eye to the issue. 

Disgruntled students of the All Assam Students’ Union will appeal before the Supreme Court over the exclusion figure in the National Register of Citizens list that was released earlier today. 

The list of the National Registration of Citizens (NRC) is out and over 3 crore people have featured in it. While over 19 lakh people have been left out. The government has directed people to appeal to the Foreigners’ Tribunal