Aadhar verdict might have settled some issues but ,
quite likely , it has also raised some new ones
Following is one example :
“ Corporate
entities like banks and telecom service providers cannot ask for customers’
Aadhar ID for e-KYC “
OK , so new customers will need to furnish some other
proof for residential address ( who decides , which ? – and using Digital
Locker ? )
But what about one billion current customers ?
They have already given their Aadhar ID.
Are the service providers required to “ delete “ these
and send a SMS / email to those customers as follows ? [ there is no clarity re
this in the judgment ]
“ Dear Customer ,
You have already given to us , your Aadhar ID , which
we may be now required to delete and replace it with some other ID ( - we
are writing to the Hon supreme court for a clarification )
We could accept your driving license / ration card /
senior citizen card / PAN card etc , provided these carry your current address
/ name / gender / DOB / photo and Finger
– Iris scan
But unfortunately, these do not carry your biometric
data !
That leaves you with the following options :
# 1
Forget getting our service
from XYZ date
# 2
Go to our nearest office (
of course, with your Aadhar card and a copy of our latest bill ) and manually
fill up our new “ Know Your Customer “ form , providing details of whatever
different ID you choose , along with 3 photo-copies of such ID ( for us to
upload onto our server ) .
We have also made arrangement for the necessary
instruments to scan your finger and your iris
Caution : Bring along your
lunch and bedding since the queues could be long !
# 3
Just send us an email as
follows :
To : Our
Email address ( eg: aadhar@Airtel.com )
Sub : Do not delete my Aadhar ID / Acceptance of
OPTION # 3
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“ Dear Airtel ( service provider name ),
This is in response to your email asking me
to go to your nearest office to fill in a new e-KYC
form along with submitting of an alternate ID [ Option # 2 ]
Although I do have such
alternate ID , I wish to avoid the hassle of furnishing a new one
I therefore permit you [ Option # 3 ], to continue
using my already furnished Aadhar ID and continue to provide your services
without insisting on alternate ID
I am giving this
permission to you on a voluntary basis , without any coercion on your part ( and
free volition on my part ) and absolve you of any responsibility in respect of any
breach of your database , resulting in any misuse of my private data by
unauthorized persons / entities , who might hack into your server
I am giving this
permission on an understanding that the Supreme Court , in its recent verdict ,
has permitted use of Aadhar ID for services to be rendered by private parties ,
if given on a voluntary basis
Yours
ABC
My coordinates are as
follows :
·
Aadhar ID number is……………….
·
Address …………………………………..
·
Customer No ( as per bill )……..
Dear Service
Providers [ Banks / MSP s etc ],
Since deleting Aadhar ID
of your existing customers and asking them to furnish an alternate ID , would cause
nothing less than a CHAOS
, causing you a loss of thousands of crore of rupees and enormous hardships to
your customers , you may want to consider sending out such an E Mail to your
customers ( - with whatever changes your highly paid lawyers might suggest )
You have nothing to lose
and everything to gain , since 100 % of your existing
customers will choose the third option !
And , in the process , you
would have established your bonafide to abide by the Supreme Court verdict ( -
what with a billion email copies flooding the mail box of the court and all the Cabinet Ministers ! )
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30 Sept 2018
www.hemenparekh.in / blogs
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