
Asked about Supreme Court's order which had said that Aadhar is not a prerequisite for availing public services, he retorted everyday lakhs of voters are seeding their names with Aadhar card on their own.
"Everyday our voters are themselves seeding (their names for Aadhar cards). More than lakhs daily. We do not want to make it compulsory but our voters themselves want it. It is a good gesture," the CEC added.
He appealed to all citizens of the country to avoid duplicate names in the voter list saying it is a crime punishable for upto one year.
Brahma cited once the Aadhar number is mentioned in the electoral rolls then individual voters can also change their address online because Aadhar will be the basic identity.
It will remove all allegations of duplicacy in the voters list and harassment to voters in changing their address, he said adding that so far 85 crore Indians have got their Aadhar numbers.
Brahma cited once the Aadhar number is mentioned in the electoral rolls then individual voters can also change their address online because Aadhar will be the basic identity.
It will remove all allegations of duplicacy in the voters list and harassment to voters in changing their address, he said adding that so far 85 crore Indians have got their Aadhar numbers.
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