The APW letter also suggested that the NRC is a national security issue and suspected money came from some foreign countries to include Bangladeshi nationals' names in the list, the exercise should be probed by both the Central Bureau of Investigation and the National Investigation Agency.
The disappearance of data has created panic in the public, mostly among the people excluded from the list as the rejection certificates were yet to be issued.
Meanwhile, NRC State Coordinator Hitesh Dev Sarma has accepted that the data have been made offline, but refuted the allegation of any 'malafide' intent in it, as claimed by the Congress.
The order comes in the wake of two FIRs having been lodged against Prateek Hajela, for 'discrepancies' in the final NRC list.
This heartless and mindless exercise has cast a new Radcliffe Line across humanity, buttressed by a callous, inhuman and insensitive state which is likely to cause untold suffering to millions. Reason has been sacrificed, lives destroyed and the faultlines and cleavages in society have widened irrevocably.
Complaint was lodged against the state coordinator at Guwahati's Latasil police station on Tuesday, claiming "deliberate" anomalies in the final list.
The Centre had on Friday told the Supreme Court that lakhs of people have been wrongly included in the NRC list in alleged collusion with local NRC officials in the state.
SC lawyer Tushar Mehta, appearing for the Centre and Assam government said that lakhs of people have been wrongly included in the NRC list in alleged collusion with local NRC officials in the state.
Earlier this month, the Supreme Court made it clear that it will not extend the July 31 deadline for finalisation of the National Register of Citizens (NRC) in Assam.
Leader of the opposition Debabrat Saikia alleged, "People were being called to faraway places for the hearing of claims and objections, causing mental, physical and financial harassment."
