India’s top court on Wednesday upheld the government’s policy of issuing a 12-digit identification number to every citizen, but said it can’t be made mandatory for services such as bank accounts, cellphone connections and school admissions.
India’s top court on Wednesday upheld the government’s policy of issuing a 12-digit identification number to every citizen, but said it can’t be made mandatory for services such as bank accounts, cellphone connections and school admissions.