When Sonia Gandhi got enumerated under the NPR in 2011

The opposition was quick to protest the decision by the Union Cabinet which approved over Rs 3,900 crore for National Population Register (NPR).

The opposition has been fanning violence and putting out a false narrative on various issues such as the NRC as well as the newly amended citizenship law.

Also read: Let us bust the myth: NPR is not a first step towards NRC

Speaking of NPR, did you know that in 2011, the then Congress president Sonia Gandhi got enumerated under the population census? It was also used back then for the first time to prepare a National Population Register.

It must also be noted here that the first person to be enumerated in 2011 for the NPR was then President of India, Pratiba Patil. 

Take a look at this video:

Then Congress President Sonia Gandhi enumerating for the population census in 2011, when it was for the first time also used to build the National Population Register (NPR).

Now the same Congress is using it as an excuse to fan riots, destroy public property and create mayhem... pic.twitter.com/vUxi4WRlH9

— Amit Malviya (@amitmalviya) December 25, 2019