Jaipur: At all, 12 districts have performed poorly in terms of de-linking Aadhaar numbers which are limited by several ration cards from the beneficiaries of the National Food Security Law (NFSA) in the state.
The percentage of their performance is less than 20% in terms of hurrowing aadhaar numbers with several ration cards, data received from the Food and Civil Department.
Among the districts that have been poorly done are Jhalawar (2.17%), Madhopur sawai (4.28%), Jalore (4.60%), Barmer (5.82%), Alwar (6.70%), Sirohi (7.85%), Rajsamand (8.85%), Bhilwara (9.59%), Hanumangarh (10.68%), Baran (13.62%), Bundi (17.18%) and Karauli ( 19.34%).
However, 10 districts have shown a performance of more than 70 percent in watering aadhaar numbers that are limited to several ration cards.
The districts of these districts are Bikaner (99.84%), Bharatpur (99.75%), Banswara (99.51%), Pali (99.12%), Ajmer (98.07%), Udaipur (88 , 43%), Tonk (88.29%), naguar (88.29%), City (76.87%) and Pratapgarh (74.44%).
On July 28, there was 1.14 lakh aadhaar numbers and the number of units where the same favorable aadhaar was 2.14 lakh.
“Connecting a Aadhaar number with several ration cards is the wrong practice.
We have identified this aadhar card and provide data to the district.
They are directed to persuade some Aadhaar number seeding.
Some districts have performed poorly in the removal / solution process and have been directed to accelerate Process.
Secretary of Chief Level Meeting is held to review the status in all districts, “said the commissioner of additional food Anil Kumar Agarwal.
Meanwhile, the second phase of Mapping and Seeding Members of the National Food Security Law (NFSA) Family of a ration card holder will be conducted in the country until August 31.
The Department of Secretary, Food and Civil Equipment, Naveen Jain has said that in the second phase, mapping members around 10 families of Lakh NFSA with Jan Aadhar cards will be carried out at 111 blocks including 65 rustic and 46 urban areas.
Hide the Aadhaar-Ration card: 12 districts bad rates
