‘Genuine citizens need not worry’

October 21, 2017 11:16 pm | Updated 11:16 pm IST - GUWAHATI

The Assam government will ensure that all genuine citizens of the State are included in the National Register of Citizens, Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal said on Saturday. There is no need for the genuine citizens to worry, he assured.

“NRC updation process is being carried out in the State as per the direction of the Supreme Court. Certain forces are trying to create confusion and fear psychosis among the people,” the Chief Minister said at a meeting in Charaideo district.

Referring to the Nagaland Framework Agreement, Mr. Sonowal said that the map of the State will not be changed at any cost and its territorial integrity will be protected under all circumstances.

He also called upon the people to stand united against all divisive forces. The State government is working to ensure equal development and is committed to perform ‘Rajdharma’ based on the tenets of the Constitution, he added.

Mr. Sonowal said the government’s four-point objective is to make the State free from the scourge of pollution, corruption, terrorism and immigration.

“The government’s drive against corruption will continue. It will provide dignified life to the common people of the State,” he said.

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