The Supreme Court will hear the crucial number of Assam NRC on July 2

Critical issues related to the publication of the final draft of the National Register of Assam Citizens (CNR) will appear before the Supreme Court on July 2, after the NRC State Coordinator has declared that it would not be possible to release it as planned June 30 due to flooding in the state

The CNR is in the process of identifying illegal migrants in Assam.

A panel of judges Ranjan Gogoi and Rohinton Fali Nariman, overseeing the process related to the proceedings, ordered NRC State Coordinator Prateek Hajela to state on June 28 that the final draft would not be released. as expected due to heavy floods. in the Barak Valley of the state. A plea was also lodged with the court of first instance to obtain more time to prepare the final draft.

Hajela had stated that it would not be possible to publish the project on June 30, as floods hit the districts of Cachar, Karimganj and Hailakandi in the Barak Valley, besides parts of Karbi Anglong and Hojai .

badigned more than five lakh people in seven districts. No less than 25 people have also lost their lives in the floods so far.

Assam's Chief Minister, Sarbananda Sonowal, also recently stated that the names of all "real Indians" would be on the list of citizens. He had also ruled out the possibility of violence after the NRC's publication, saying that sufficient forces were deployed across the state to deal with any situation.

On March 27, the Supreme Court refused to extend the deadline The first draft CNR for Assam was issued at the end of December, in accordance with the decision of the Supreme Court of India. have the first project by December 31, 2017.

The NRC's first draft, a list of state citizens, was released on the night of December 31 to January 1 and the names of the 1.9 million crore on the 3.29 crore candidates were published.

Assam, which has since the beginning of the twentieth century, the influx of people from Bangladesh is the only state to own a CNR, which was established in 1951.

The court of first instance had previously stated that the claims of these citizens were not on the list. The CNR of 1951 is updated for Assam in accordance with the tripartite agreement between the State, the Center and the influence of the Union of Assam Students in 2005 in as a key issue for the implementation of the 1985 Assam Accord.