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Aadhar Is Not Proof Of Citizenship: Government Tells Parliament
Third parties and government authorities will have no access to the link between Aadhaar and voter identity cards, Lok Sabha was informed on Friday.
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Plea Seeks Aadhar-Voter ID Link, Election Body Says No Objection To Idea
The Election Commission on Friday, informed the Madras High Court that it had no objection to the linking of Aadhaar with electoral rolls and voter cards, as sought in a PIL to check bogus and invalid entries. The election body added that any such decision would be made keeping in mind, the recent Supreme Court order on Aadhar.
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Supreme Court Order on Aadhaar Puts Brakes on Election Commission's Project
The Supreme Court order on Aadhaar card has put brakes on Election Commission's project to link UIDAI (Aadhaar) number with voters' electoral data to check multiple entries in electoral rolls.
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Maharashtra Electoral Office to Link Voter's Identity Cards with Aadhaar Cards
With an aim of ridding the electoral rolls of bogus voters, the Maharashtra electoral office has started an aggressive drive to link people's Aadhaar cards with their Voter Identity cards.
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India Will Be the First Country to Have No Duplicacy in Voters List: Chief Election Commissioner HS Brahma
India is set to become the first country in the world to have biometric data and no duplicacy in the voters' list after linking of Aadhar card with voter identity card, Chief Election Commissioner HS Brahma said on Saturday.
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To Remove Bogus Voters, Election Commission to Link Electoral Rolls and Aadhar
The Election Commission would launch a drive from March 1 to link Aadhaar number with electoral rolls in a bid to weed out multiple voter cards and bogus voters and put in place an authentic database.
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Project to Link Voter-Id Card with Aadhar Cards Launched
A pilot project to link voter identity cards to Aadhar card has begun in Punjab and the Election Commission today released a software to facilitate the electors to link their cards, a senior official said.
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Aadhar Is Not Proof Of Citizenship: Government Tells Parliament
Third parties and government authorities will have no access to the link between Aadhaar and voter identity cards, Lok Sabha was informed on Friday.
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Plea Seeks Aadhar-Voter ID Link, Election Body Says No Objection To Idea
The Election Commission on Friday, informed the Madras High Court that it had no objection to the linking of Aadhaar with electoral rolls and voter cards, as sought in a PIL to check bogus and invalid entries. The election body added that any such decision would be made keeping in mind, the recent Supreme Court order on Aadhar.
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Supreme Court Order on Aadhaar Puts Brakes on Election Commission's Project
The Supreme Court order on Aadhaar card has put brakes on Election Commission's project to link UIDAI (Aadhaar) number with voters' electoral data to check multiple entries in electoral rolls.
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Maharashtra Electoral Office to Link Voter's Identity Cards with Aadhaar Cards
With an aim of ridding the electoral rolls of bogus voters, the Maharashtra electoral office has started an aggressive drive to link people's Aadhaar cards with their Voter Identity cards.
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India Will Be the First Country to Have No Duplicacy in Voters List: Chief Election Commissioner HS Brahma
India is set to become the first country in the world to have biometric data and no duplicacy in the voters' list after linking of Aadhar card with voter identity card, Chief Election Commissioner HS Brahma said on Saturday.
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To Remove Bogus Voters, Election Commission to Link Electoral Rolls and Aadhar
The Election Commission would launch a drive from March 1 to link Aadhaar number with electoral rolls in a bid to weed out multiple voter cards and bogus voters and put in place an authentic database.
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Project to Link Voter-Id Card with Aadhar Cards Launched
A pilot project to link voter identity cards to Aadhar card has begun in Punjab and the Election Commission today released a software to facilitate the electors to link their cards, a senior official said.
