What do you need Aadhaar For Now?
In Supreme Court, Four Judges on Five-judge bench have upheld the legality of the Aadhaar Act.
Aadhaar is a voluntary identification programme.
But it’s compulsory for those who seek to receive any subsidy, benefit or service under a government welfare scheme.
But it’s compulsory for those who seek to receive any subsidy, benefit or service under a government welfare scheme.
So if you don’t have Aadhaar card? And if you have one can you use it to open a bank account or digital wallet?
What is Aadhar Mandatory for?
- All Indians availing government welfare schemes and subsidies that are funded from the Consolidated Funds of India need an Aadhaar.
- All taxpayers also need it to file their tax returns.
What is Aadhar not Mandatory for?
- There is no need for Aadhaar for enrollment in CBSE, NEET, JEE, UGC, etc.
- A government cannot make Aadhaar Mandatory for other government services, the non-welfare scheme type.
- The Supreme Court has strengthened some civil rights and safeguards.
- No Child can be denied benefits of any government welfare scheme even if she doesn’t have an Aadhaar number.
- No one gives permission to release your Aadhaar information without giving you a hearing and despite that, if the court prevails, you can challenge its order in higher court.
- In the matter of national security, only a government officer of rank higher than joint secretary along with a sitting high court judge can order the sharing of your Aadhaar data.
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