US EditionMeghalaya govt says Aadhaar enrolment voluntary, but welfare benefits won’t reach those who opt out
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Meghalaya govt says Aadhaar enrolment voluntary, but welfare benefits won’t reach those who opt out
Shillong, April 19: Amid ongoing concerns among sections of the population regarding Aadhaar enrolment, the Meghalaya government has reiterated its position that while Aadhaar is not compulsory, those who choose not to enrol must also accept the consequences of that decision, especially when it comes to accessing government welfare schemes. Deputy Chief Minister Prestone Tynsong addressed the issue recently, stating clearly that Aadhaar enrolmen…
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