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Full text of Supreme Court judgment on Aadhaar

“There is a legitimate goal and requirement to have the Aadhaar law”, the five judge bench led by chief justice of India Dipak Misra said in its verdict.

Updated on: Sep 26, 2018, 17:56:48 IST
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Aadhaar is constitutionally fair and gives “dignity to the marginalised”, the Supreme Court ruled on Wednesday in its verdict, allowing the government to mandate the unique identity number to access subsidies and welfare schemes.

Aadhaar is constitutionally fair and gives “dignity to the marginalised”, the Supreme Court ruled on Wednesday in its verdict. (AFP File Photo)
Aadhaar is constitutionally fair and gives “dignity to the marginalised”, the Supreme Court ruled on Wednesday in its verdict. (AFP File Photo)

“There is a legitimate goal and requirement to have the Aadhaar law”, the five judge bench led by chief justice of India Dipak Misra said in its verdict that okayed the Aadhaar law by a 4:1 majority.

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