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RJust visit the sanchar sathi website and put a number registered with your dad’s aadhar and put otp and Captcha. You will get a list of all the numbers registered with your dad’s name. If you find an unknown number, then maybe look into this. Otherwise, it’s a scam. BTW, you can simply de reigister that number from the list as well.RHe mentioned that his friend deleted the data after resigning, which clearly indicates that it was done on purpose unless you have reading comprehension of 10 yo.RNAL
Do not fear anything. Each website you visit has your IP address, not only IP grabbers. IP address tells information about your ISP(which is public), not yours(which is private). If you are using local ISP, then in that case, maybe it can tell you the location very close to you, but do not worry, it doesn’t matter. Even if you share your IP address in public, it won’t really matter unless you are running a full-fledged web server with no security provision.
RAadhar helps you to apply because government is pushing it to. Otherwise, Voter ID would have served the same purpose if aadhar never existed. Government needed to store biometrics so they created a new card and made it mandatory.RExactly. Ffs, what’s the use of aadhar card? It’s not the proof of citizenship, it’s not the proof of date of birth. Then what purpose does it serve? Proof of identification? Don’t we have PAN card and Voter ID card for identification purposes. I remember when it used to be called smart card and government was pushing so hard to get it so we got it in 2011 and current government pushed it even harder and now they deny to accept it. Passport is the only actual considerable proof of citizenship in India but to get a passport you will have to prove your citizenship. Clown management.RMy parents have everything. Except birth certificates and school certificate(as they never went to school).RAlso, in such cases wouldn’t it be impossible for most of the Indians to prove it. As most of our families, didn’t used to take documentation that seriously back then.
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