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The Supreme Court on Thursday agreed to hear on Friday a petition challenging the constitutional validity of the Aadhaar Act.
The matter was mentioned before a Bench headed by Justice J Chelameswar and the counsel representing the petitioner sought an urgent hearing, saying similar pleas were already listed for hearing before the apex court on Friday.
Karnataka-based Mathew Thomas has moved the top court challenging the constitutional validity of the Act, claiming that it infringes upon the Right to Privacy and the biometric mechanism was not working properly.
On October 30, a bench headed by Chief Justice
The matter was mentioned before a Bench headed by Justice J Chelameswar and the counsel representing the petitioner sought an urgent hearing, saying similar pleas were already listed for hearing before the apex court on Friday.
Karnataka-based Mathew Thomas has moved the top court challenging the constitutional validity of the Act, claiming that it infringes upon the Right to Privacy and the biometric mechanism was not working properly.
On October 30, a bench headed by Chief Justice
