UIDAI deactivates Aadhar of deceased persons, disables over 1 crore numbers, starts new service for…
UDAI began to disable the Aadhaar of the deceased to prevent abuse of identity evidence, and so far has disabled more than 1.17 Crore’s unique 12 -digit numbers. UDAI, Myaadhaar portal ‘a family member’s death report’ launched a new service.
UIDAI began to disable Aadhaar of the deceased people
In an official statement, UIDAI began to disable the Aadhaar of the deceased to prevent the abuse of identity evidence of identity, and on Wednesday, it has disabled more than 1.17 Crore. As part of Attempts, India’s unique Identity authority (UDAI), 24 states and unity regions (UTs) for registered deaths for a new service, ‘a family member’s death’ reported. Individuals will declare the death of family members. In an official statement, UIDAI began to disable the Aadhaar of the deceased to prevent the abuse of identity evidence of identity, and on Wednesday, it has disabled more than 1.17 Crore.
As part of Attempts, India’s unique Identity authority (UDAI), 24 states and unity regions (UTs) for registered deaths for a new service, ‘a family member’s death’ reported. Individuals will declare the death of family members. The UDAI said that he asked the Indian Editor -in -Chief to share his death records connected to the AADHAAR number and that he received about 1.55 Crore death record from 24 states and UTS using the Civil Registration System (CRS).
“After validation, approximately 1.17 Crore Aadhaar numbers have been disabled. A similar exercise continues with non -CRS states/UTS. Approximately 6.7 Lakh death records have been taken and deactivation continues so far.” He said.
Upon “reporting the death of a family member”, any family member is required to ensure the AADHAAR number and the death number of the deceased person in the Portal after the identity of the deceased. After the necessary verification process of the information provided by the family member, the deactivation of the number of aadhaars of the deceased or more process is carried out.
UDAI is currently carrying out the integration process of the portal with the remaining states and UTs.
“UDAI also supports the Aadhaar number owners who died of state governments. As a pilot, the demographic details of the Old Aadhaar number owners for more than 100 years are shared with the state governments to verify whether the owner is alive.
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