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One nation, one card proposal raises many questions
The Aadhaar and Other Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2019, was passed by Rajya Sabha by a voice vote
Proposed amendments allow, among other things, for voluntary use of the Aadhaar number as a know-your-customer (KYC) mechanism for opening bank accounts and buying SIM cards
The central legislation to provide statutory backing to Aadhaar was passed in 2016, as a money bill amidst protests
Bill was introduced in LS in March 2016; Case against passage filed by Jairam Ramesh in SC
Apex court said the issue was 'important and serious' and it did not want to take a call on it in haste
Chidambaram said the Aadhaar Bill could not be treated as a Money Bill so the petition had been filed under Article 32
Lok Sabha had on March 16 passed the Aadhaar bill that aims at better targeting of subsidies through the Aadhaar unique identity
Acceptance of the amendments would have led to much wider encroachment of the Right of Privacy
Centre needs to have dialogue with the Opposition instead of letting politics come in the way; it needs to stoop to conquer
Cong, Left might move court to challenge LS speaker's ruling on Aadhaar as money Bill
He was talking during the debate on Aadhaar Bill at Rajya Sabha
BJP asks MPs to ensure their presence in Lok Sabha until midnight
The NITI Aayog VC said that it is going to be an instrumentality for the benefits under the PDS.
The bill intends to give unique identity to residents and give legal teeth to the govt
Since the entire process will happen online, there is a trail of who gets what. It makes the process of auditing easier
With hardly any changes, legislation under fire from critics sceptical of the necessity of collecting data to provide services
The government has planned a heavy financial and legislative agenda for the week
Opposition questions govt's intent to make it a 'money bill'.
The Bill addresses concerns over privacy of Aadhaar data and unique identification number being used as certificate of citizenship