Something is better than Nothing !
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DNA
( 19 Oct ) , for its following news report claims that its sources are , COAI , DoT and UIDAI :
Highlights :
· SC order only prohibits issue of new SIM cards through Aadhaar eKYC authentication process.
· Only if you want the mobile player to delete your Aadhaar data, you may submit
fresh documents for KYC.
· No. The service
won't be disconnected at any point
in time.
· If any mobile user wishes to delink Aadhaar from existing mobile connection, they need to
contact operator and provide other documents (voter ID, passport, PAN, driving
licence) as prescribed under DoT guidelines.
Of
course , this falls short of saying :
“
Dear Mobile User ,
TELCOs
are prohibited from “
insisting “ ( ie: coercion ) on Aadhar
based e-KYC for a NEW subscriber,
BUT
If
you ( new subscriber ) wish to “ voluntarily “ provide Aadhar based e-KYC to your
Mobile Service Provider ,
· you
may do so
· and the TELCO may accept such proof
· and UIDAI shall continue to VALIDATE such requests “
Before
I got to read DNA this morning , I posted in LinkedIn as follows :
Aadhar
based e-KYC by TELCOs
15th Oct ( deadline set by
Supreme Court ) has come and gone and TELCOs are still waiting for DoT for a
clarification
They don't think UIDAI has
any final authority on the subject
Let us hope that DoT comes
out with the following clarification which I have been
advocating since Supreme Court order :
"Consensual sex between two consenting
adults is NOT a crime and therefore , not ILLEGAL .
In much the same way , if a
mobile user voluntarily gives his Aadhar detail
( for e - KYC ) to a Service Provider, who in return , provides a Service , then there is nothing illegal in that “
For exact mechanism to
ascertain the " VOLUNTARISM / CONSENSUALISM , " read :
19
Oct 2018
www.hemenparekh.in /
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