An official letter from the Block Development Officer (BDO) of Mokama Block in Patna has shown that the work of NRC has commenced in Bihar despite Chief Minister Nitish Kumar saying that the NRC would not be implemented in Bihar.
The letter was firstly sent on January 18 in which they have asked to nominate two teachers from their schools to work on the NRC process. However, the principals of Rampur Dumra, Marachi and Mor High Schools in the Mokama block did not comply with the demands and did not send the names of the teachers even after 10 days of the letter being issued.
The letter sent on January 28 by the BDO contains a warning to the teachers of the schools who have refused to work on NRC related duties.
The letter has created ire amongst political circles. Check it out!
CM @NitishKumar जी,
आप तो भाजपा से भी आगे निकल गए, PM @narendramodi जी कहते हैं #NRC पर चर्चा ही नहीं हुई और आप आदेश जारी करवा दिए। ऊपर से प्राचार्यों पर राजनैतिक दल से मिलीभगत का आरोप !
आप झुट्ठे व पलटू हैं, फिर से साबित हुआ! कुर्सी खातिर कुछ भी करेंगे ?#समझो_समझाओ_देश_बचाओ pic.twitter.com/CymgamSJtH
— Upendra Kushwaha (@UpendraRLSP) January 31, 2020
NRC-NPR पर पकड़ा गया श्री नीतीश कुमार जी का सफ़ेद झूठ।
बिहार में शुरू हो चुका है NRC-NPR का काम। अधिकारी की चिट्ठी ने खोला राज। अभी NPR का कार्य किसी भी प्रदेश में शुरू नहीं हुआ है लेकिन बिहार में NRC की प्रक्रिया नीतीश जी ने शुरू कर दी। अब आपको तय करना है असली संघी कौन है ? pic.twitter.com/DTMteUI7nU
— Tejashwi Yadav (@yadavtejashwi) January 31, 2020
FACT CHECK:
Post the questioning, the BDO issued a new letter on January 29 clarifying that the earlier letter contained a ‘printing mistake’ which was later rectified.
When we got in touch with the BDO, he had confirmed sending a show-cause notice to the concerned employee by issuing a corrigendum.
.@NewsdHindi spoke to Mokama BDO over viral letter claiming NRC has started in Bihar.
The officer says, it was a typing error.
The correction letter has been issuedhttps://t.co/5Ca7f9RG78 pic.twitter.com/Gs1R524mhs
— Tarique Anwer (@tanwer_m) January 31, 2020
Final Verdict:
The letter sent by the BDO had a printing mistake which has been rectified now.
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