A Resolution has been Passed by Bengal Assembly

Yesterday in Kolkata, a resolution has been passed by the West Bengal Assembly stating that Centre Government should withdraw their decision to link Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) scheme to Aadhar Card.

This resolution has been passed due to the circumstantial issues faced by the Bengal Government. As per Partha Chatterjee, Affairs Minister of West Bengal, mentioned in the Parliament that only 15 % of Bengal citizens have received their Aadhar Cards, so linking of DBT scheme to Aadhar will adversely affect the remaining 85 % people of Bengal and would not be able to avail 9 subsidised gas (LPG) cylinders.

Interestingly, Surya Kanta Mishra, leader of Opposition as well the member of CPI (M), have also supported the resolution passed by the ruling party. They have also said that there are many issues related to Aadhar Card which are yet to be resolved. He also added that the entire process was not scientific and there are 20% chances of marginal error in Aadhar Cards so Central Government should not make biometric enrolment mandatory.

Aadhar Status

Information on Online Aadhar Status As Well As Aadhar Status

With help from Data, Time and Enrollment Number for Aadhar, provided through UIDAI at registration time of your aadhar card you may able to check Aadhar Status.

Aadhar number will be delivered within time period of sixty to ninety days after date of enrollment for getting aadhar enrollment status or uid card status later on, according to rules and procedures of UIDAI.

Pre-Requisites For Online Aadhar Status

You need to provide Enrollment Number given to you at registration time at camp.

Time and date of enrollment.

Entry of time is mandatory for getting proper information about aadhar enrollment status or uid card status.

Time should be entered in format: hh:mm:ss where hh for hour, mm for minutes, ss for seconds.

Date should be entered in format: dd/mm/yyyy where dd for day, mm for month, yyyy for year.