A news report in DNA ( 21
Dec ) carries following news :
“ Fingerprint , iris issues affect Aadhar
work, impact salaries “
Hansa Jadhav from the B ward of Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) did not receive her November
salary as her fingerprints were of poor quality and could not mark her attendance in the biometric machine introduced
by the BMC about two months ago.
The
BMC has made biometric
attendance compulsory for all employees and even declared salary cut for those who fail to
clock biometric attendance in their respective office.
In
December, the BMC administration decided to cut the salary of around 4,000 employees for not marking
attendance in biometric systems.
"I
used to get my salary by first week of every month. But, till December 20, I
did not receive my salary for November ," said Jadhav.
Udaykumar
Shiroorkar, assistant commissioner of B ward
took the matter to administrative department and Human Resource departments of
the BMC.
"Jadhav's fingerprints are poor and it was not recorded when
Aadhaar was being generated. So, she could not mark her attendance through the biometric machine,"
said Shiroorkar. He added that she, however, had come to office all working
days.
Surprisingly, the BMC had stopped providing
stationery for muster attendance soon after it introduced biometric attendance.
Sudhir
Naik, deputy municipal commissioner said that there are around 140 employees in
BMC who have such problems and now, the civic administration will not push them
for biometric attendance.
Aadhaar records finger prints, iris and face information while
registering. However, if any person is having problem in finger print, it is
mentioned in the acknowledgment copy whether the finger quality is good.
In such cases, the Aadhaar operator mentions these while registering which
appear in the acknowledgment copy.
All of this frustration could be avoided , if only
BMC would implement :
From BAD to MAD [ 01 June 2016
]
Before implementing this , BMC may want to consult Medical Council of India
for the result of their following experiment :
MedicalCouncil goes MAD-ical ! [ 20 Aug
2016 ]
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