As Aadhaar has been made
mandatory for many services there is good response in Mysore.
Statistics obtained from the Mysore Division Aadhaar shows that out
of 29.90 lakh population about 28.73 lakh have enrolled for Aadhar as
on January 2013 (as per 2011 census).
The Unique Identification
Authority of India (UIDAI) began the enrollment process in Mysore
district in April 2010. So far, UID have been generated for about 26
lakh people, in which about 25 lakh people have obtained their UID
number out of 28.73 lakh people. Yet another two lakh people to get
enroll and one lakh to obtain their UID, whose number have been
generated.
Disclosing the statistics,
District Aadhaar project co-ordinator and Statistics Assistant
Director MB Padmashekar Pande said that there is very good response
for Aadhar in Mysore, and about 98.5 per cent of population is
covered under the project.
“Following lot of
confusions, about 40 per cent of people are re-enrolling their names
for UID. This has led to huge rush at Aadhar centers and also results
in delay generating UID number, during de-duplication process done by
UIDAI,” he added.
Stating there are even
instance where people are rushing the center for even change of
address, which is not needed, he said following launch of Direct Cash
Transfer programme and other services down the center, there is delay
in generating UID numbers. “Hardly 32-35 enrollments can be done
per day in one center and every day an average of 900-1000 are
enrolled under Aadhar,” he added.
Requesting people not to
go for re-enrollment and wait for some time to get their UID numbers,
he asked people to check their enrollment process and change their
address by visiting the website www.uidai.gov.in
Enrollment
Aadhar Enrollment is
continuous process and one can enroll their names at nine Zonal
Offices of Mysore City Corporation. In all, 25 centers are
functioning in Mysore district to reach the target.
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