The Supreme Court upheld the validity of the Aadhaar Act
terming it a beneficial legislation, but weeded out provisions which had the
potential for misuse. The Court said that the Aadhaar card is mandatory for PAN
(Permanent Account Number) linking, for filing of IT returns and allotment of
PAN, and for receiving any subsidy, benefit or services under welfare schemes. The
court also said that Aadhaar will no longer be mandatory for opening bank
accounts, buying mobile phone SIM cards, getting school admissions, or for
appearing in boards or common entrance examinations.
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