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In a significant development for Bihar residents, the Supreme Court of India has agreed to hear pleas that seek an extension of the September 1 deadline for submitting claims and objections in the state. The issue revolves around the ongoing verification process of various records, which has generated a significant amount of concern for many citizens who may not be able to meet the deadline.
The deadline, which is part of the ongoing process for the preparation of the National Register of Citizens (NRC) in Bihar, has sparked debates among legal experts and citizens alike. Many are concerned that the short timeline does not provide sufficient opportunity for individuals to file necessary claims and objections, potentially leaving a large number of people off the register.
The Supreme Court’s intervention comes after several petitions were filed by citizens, political parties, and other stakeholders who argue that the deadline should be extended to ensure fairness and transparency in the process.
While the court is set to hear the matter on Monday, all eyes are on how this decision might impact the ongoing NRC process in Bihar and across the country. The ruling could have far-reaching implications for millions of people, particularly in regions with complex demographic and social issues.
Stay tuned for further updates on the case and what this decision might mean for citizens of Bihar.