Unique Identification Authority Of India [UIDAI] — Poor knowledge about e-Aadhar

Website:

uidai.gov.in

Several institutions like Banks are still not aware that the digitally signed e-Aadhar printout even if Black & White on plain paper is as valid as original and with digitally signed copy no separate Aadhar card is required as original per say for verification.

It is the responsibility of the Government and concerned governing bodies like UIDAI to educate all such institutions and make them aware of this requirements.

I recently went to a Bank to complete my KYC and despite of showing print out of digitally signed e-Aadhar the bank official asked for original Aadhar card for verification!!

Moreover the printed Aadhar card is just not received despite it’s over 5 months. There’s no way to track this as it is sent by ordinary post.

Government should have taken initiative to tie up with postal department and voluntarily charge the citizen for registered post charges as optional during Aadhar registration.

Very poorly planned project, just yet another one, as several other poorly planned initiatives in this country.