The Supreme Court has allowed the UIDAI CEO to make it a power point presentation on the Aadhaar programme.&nbsp;

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The presentation by the UIDAI CEO, Dr Ajay Bhushan Pandey, will be made today at 2.30 pm today. It is meant to allay people&#39;s fears about the scheme.&nbsp;

The <a href="http://www.wionews.com/india-news/centre-asks-to-give-supreme-court-power-point-presentation-on-aadhaar-36606" target="_blank">request</a> had been made yesterday, with the Chief Justice of India replying to the Government of India&#39;s counsel that he would get back to him after discussing the idea with the other judges on the bench listening to the myriad petitions against the programme.&nbsp;

The Supreme Court has also asked the petitioners opposed to the Aadhaar programme to prepare a questionnaire after the power point presentation.&nbsp;

The Aadhaar programme aims to assign every single Indian citizen a unique identification number. The government says this will streamline its delivery systems, getting aid more efficiently to the people who need it the most.&nbsp;

In reality however&nbsp;there have been reports of people without Aadhaar numbers starving to death because government ration shops have refused to serve them.&nbsp;

A number of petitions were filed against the programme. The petitions were later clubbed together by the Supreme Court.&nbsp;

Also read: <a href="http://www.wionews.com/india-news/supreme-court-compulsory-linking-of-aadhaar-with-bank-accounts-mobiles-extended-indefinitely-35673" target="_blank">Compulsory linking of Aadhaar with bank accounts, mobiles extended indefinitely, says Supreme Court</a>

The presentation, meant to allay people's fears about the Aadhaar programme, will be made at 2.30 pm today

The Supreme Court has allowed the UIDAI CEO to make it a power point presentation on the Aadhaar programme. × The presentation by the UIDAI CEO, Dr Ajay Bhushan Pandey, will be made today at 2.30 pm today. It is meant to allay people's fears about the scheme. The request had been made yesterday, with the Chief Justice of India replying to the Government of India's counsel that he would get back to him after discussing the idea with the other judges on the bench listening to the myriad petitions against the programme. The Supreme Court has also asked the petitioners opposed to the Aadhaar programme to prepare a questionnaire after the power point presentation. The Aadhaar programme aims to assign every single Indian citizen a unique identification number. The government says this will streamline its delivery systems, getting aid more efficiently to the people who need it the most. In reality however there have been reports of people without Aadhaar numbers starving to death because government ration shops have refused to serve them. A number of petitions were filed against the programme. The petitions were later clubbed together by the Supreme Court. Also read: Compulsory linking of Aadhaar with bank accounts, mobiles extended indefinitely, says Supreme Court

Supreme Court allows UIDAI CEO to make it power point presentation on Aadhaar

The government of India has asked to give the Supreme Court a power point presentation on the Aadhaar programme.&nbsp;

The presentation, should the court accept the proposition, will be given by the CEO, Dr Ajay Bhushan Pandey, of the UIDAI. The Unique Identification Authority of India is the body rolling out the programme.&nbsp;

The programme aims to give every single India a unique identification number, but it has gathered plenty of opposition.&nbsp;

The aim of the presentation is to allay those concerns.&nbsp;

The Chief Justice of India responded to the request, saying he would fix a time after discussing the matter with the other judges on the bench hearing the cases against Aadhaar.&nbsp;

&quot;There are technical points related to surveillance, data security and exclusion,&quot; the court said.&nbsp;

There were a number of petitions filed against the Aadhaar programme, with people saying that it is an invasion of privacy, and that it could be misused.&nbsp;

The court had clubbed all the petitions, saying it would hear them together.&nbsp;

Most recently, the court had extended &mdash; indefinitely, until its judgement was out &mdash; the date for the linking of Aadhaar numbers to cell phones, and bank accounts.&nbsp;

The earlier date to do the aforesaid linking was March 31, 2018

The presentation, should the court accept the proposition, will be given by the CEO, Dr Ajay Bhushan Pandey, of the UIDAI. The aim of the presentation is to allay people's fears about Aadhaar

The government of India has asked to give the Supreme Court a power point presentation on the Aadhaar programme. The presentation, should the court accept the proposition, will be given by the CEO, Dr Ajay Bhushan Pandey, of the UIDAI. The Unique Identification Authority of India is the body rolling out the programme. The programme aims to give every single India a unique identification number, but it has gathered plenty of opposition. The aim of the presentation is to allay those concerns. The Chief Justice of India responded to the request, saying he would fix a time after discussing the matter with the other judges on the bench hearing the cases against Aadhaar. "There are technical points related to surveillance, data security and exclusion," the court said. There were a number of petitions filed against the Aadhaar programme, with people saying that it is an invasion of privacy, and that it could be misused. The court had clubbed all the petitions, saying it would hear them together. Most recently, the court had extended — indefinitely, until its judgement was out — the date for the linking of Aadhaar numbers to cell phones, and bank accounts. The earlier date to do the aforesaid linking was March 31, 2018

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Supreme Court allows UIDAI CEO to make it power point presentation on Aadhaar

Centre asks to give Supreme Court power point presentation on Aadhaar