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Aadhaar made mandatory for Registration of death......
No, you don’t need Aadhaar to be declared dead – but you can’t get a death certificate without one
The Ministry of Home Affairs says the measure will help prevent identity fraud.
The Home Ministry on Friday issued a notification saying Aadhaar would be mandatory for the registration of deaths, starting October 1.
The ministry said that this rule will “provide an effective method to prevent identity fraud” and ordered the provisions to come into effect for all states excepting Jammu & Kashmir, Assam and Meghalaya, for which the rules will be notified later.
Aadhaar, the Indian government’s massive project to provide every resident with a 12-digit unique identity number attached to their biometric data, has become mandatory for a huge number of government services over the past year. The government now requires the 12-digit number for everything from bank accounts to kerosene subsidies to TB patients who are due cash assistance. In Haryana, it has become virtually mandatory for birth certificates. And now, it seems, the government has extended Aadhaar from the cradle to the grave as well.
Online, there was plenty of discussion over what this means – and particularly what would happen if a dead person does not have Aadhaar.
Read more at: https://scroll.in/article/846149/no...-you-cant-get-a-death-certificate-without-one
No, you don’t need Aadhaar to be declared dead – but you can’t get a death certificate without one
The Ministry of Home Affairs says the measure will help prevent identity fraud.
The Home Ministry on Friday issued a notification saying Aadhaar would be mandatory for the registration of deaths, starting October 1.
The ministry said that this rule will “provide an effective method to prevent identity fraud” and ordered the provisions to come into effect for all states excepting Jammu & Kashmir, Assam and Meghalaya, for which the rules will be notified later.
Aadhaar, the Indian government’s massive project to provide every resident with a 12-digit unique identity number attached to their biometric data, has become mandatory for a huge number of government services over the past year. The government now requires the 12-digit number for everything from bank accounts to kerosene subsidies to TB patients who are due cash assistance. In Haryana, it has become virtually mandatory for birth certificates. And now, it seems, the government has extended Aadhaar from the cradle to the grave as well.
Online, there was plenty of discussion over what this means – and particularly what would happen if a dead person does not have Aadhaar.
Read more at: https://scroll.in/article/846149/no...-you-cant-get-a-death-certificate-without-one
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