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Centre Plans To Link Driving Licence To Aadhar Card Number

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Centre Plans To Link Driving Licence To Aadhar Card Number. The Government today announced that they are planning to link Aadhar card with a driving license so as to curb people from having multiple driving licenses for a single name. Ravi Shankar Prasad, Union Minister for Law and Justice and Information Technology, said that the Centre is reviewing the plan to link driving license to Aadhar and will soon introduce it. Currently, people use multiple licenses to break the law, because if one license is impounded or suspended, then the person has another one as a backup. Also, multiple licenses create the menace of fake identities as well.

Ravi Shankar Prasad
Ravi Shankar Prasad

Prasad, while speaking at Digital Haryana Summit 2017, said “Aadhar is a digital identity, not a physical identity. Digital identity confirms physical identity. We linked the PAN card to Aadhar to stop money laundering.

We had earlier reported that the Central government has asked all the states to make Aadhaar card a mandatory requirement in order to procure a driving license in India. While there has been no announcement on when the government plans to implement it, we hear that the new scheme will come into effect from next month. The National Informatics Centre (NIC) has uploaded most of the data available in RTOs across the country on to its database. This database can be accessed anytime by any RTO official to check whether the applicant already has a driving license issued in some other state.

According to government data, there are little more than 18 crore driving licenses issued in the country so far.


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