According to an MNS spokesperson a female employee in the agency's office named as Vandana Dudhwe was allegedly issuing Aadhar cards without any proof whatsoever.
MNS activists sent a decoy to the agency and caught the woman red handed issuing Aadhar cards at a premium, the MNS spokesperson said.
According to the MNS spokesman, the woman charged Rs 300 for the Aadhar card if proof was produced by the applicant, while if the applicant failed to produce proof, then Rs 750 was charged.
However, no arrest has been made so far, he said.
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