People living in India must have some documents. These documents require some work every day for some work. Without them, many work of people gets stuck. Talking about them, there are many types of documents like Aadhaar card, PAN card, ration card and voter card.
Whose work is necessary in different places. Everyone must have a voter ID card to vote in India. Without this, no one gets the right to vote. A new update has been released by the Election Commission regarding the voter ID. Like PAN card, now it will be necessary to link the voter ID card to the Aadhaar card. Know the full news
Aadhaar will be linked to voter ID
If someone wants to vote. Therefore, he should first have a voter ID card issued by the Election Commission. Now there is big news about voter ID. An important meeting of the Election Commission was held on 18 March i.e. Tuesday. In which the voter ID has been allowed to link to the Aadhaar card. In this regard, a statement issued by the Election Commission said that “the EPIC will be linked to Aadhaar as per Article 326 of the Constitution and Sections 23 (4), 23 (5) and 23 (6) of the Representation of the Constitution.”
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How will Aadhaar be linked to voter ID?
Now this question is coming in the minds of people about linking voter ID with Aadhaar card. How will Aadhaar be linked to voter ID? So let us tell you that at present no guidelines have been issued regarding this. But soon the Election Commission may share its information.
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It is necessary to link Aadhaar with PAN card.
Let us tell you that PAN card is a very important document in India, without it all the work related to banking and tax can be stuck. It is also necessary to link the PAN card issued by the Income Tax Department to Aadhaar. People whose PAN card is not linked to Aadhaar card. Their PAN card becomes inactive.
