This Aadhaar Card Photo Will Boost Your Confidence In Your ID Pictures
The snapshot captures a child being coerced to face the camera, with an obscured individual holding the child's head in place. The child appears mid-scream, evoking sympathy and amusement from viewers alike.
A viral Aadhaar card photo featuring a distressed child has become the talk of the internet, sparking a wave of amusement among users. The image has triggered a flurry of jokes about the challenges of getting a flattering ID picture, with many finding humour in the relatable struggle of capturing the perfect shot for official documents. Have you ever had a similar experience during a photoshoot? If not, you must definitely read on.
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Child coerced to face camera for Aadhaar photo
Shared by an internet user, the post gained significant traction, accumulating over 22,000 likes since its posting on March 21. The accompanying caption humorously challenged others to "Show me a better Aadhaar Card Photo, I will wait."
The snapshot captures a child being coerced to face the camera, with an obscured individual holding the child's head in place. The child appears mid-scream, evoking sympathy and amusement from viewers alike.
Show me a better Aadhar Card Photo, I will wait ?? pic.twitter.com/RuI9L7XiJF
¡ª Abhay (@abhayysrivastav) March 21, 2024
Notably, the photo originates from a Baal Aadhaar Card, designed for children under five years old. These cards include essential details such as the child's name, photograph, date of birth, gender, and the Aadhaar number of one of the parents or guardians.
When Aadhar card was made for a dog
This comical incident evokes memories of a bizarre event from 2015 in Madhya Pradesh's Bhind, where an Aadhaar card issued to a dog gained notoriety. The card featured the dog's photo and listed the name as Tommy Singh, purportedly the offspring of Sheru Singh. Authorities discovered forgery in the case, leading to charges against the supervisor of the local Aadhaar enrollment agency.
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To rectify a less-than-ideal Aadhaar card photo, individuals must visit an Aadhaar Enrolment Centre or Aadhaar Seva Kendra. At these centers, officials capture a new live photograph to replace the existing one, with a nominal fee of Rs 100 charged for updating biometric details on Aadhaar.
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