Rahul Gandhi slams BJP for 'tardy' Assam NRC final draft

A total of 3,29,91,384 people had applied to become part of the NRC. More than 40 lakh people were found to be invalid citizens of India.

Congress chief Rahul Gandhi termed the move "tardy" and asked the government to "resolve the crisis".

The National Register of Citizens (NRC) was initiated by the UPA under Manmohan Singh Ji to fulfil the commitment made in the Assam Accord of 1985. However, the manner in which this exercise has been undertaken by the BJP Governments at the centre and in the State of Assam leaves much to be desired.
There are reports pouring in from all corners of Assam of Indian citizens finding their names missing in the draft NRC, creating massive insecurity in the state. Clearly, after spending close to 1,200 Cr, the execution of this critical and highly sensitive exercise has been tardy. The Government must move swiftly to resolve this crisis.
I appeal to all members of the Congress party to help maintain peace and help all those against whom an injustice has been done in the draft NRC, no matter what their religion, caste, gender, linguistic group or political affiliation," he wrote on Facebook.