Aadhaar Seva Kendra (aadhaar sebaa kendr)

I went to Aadhaar Seva Kendra, it was crowded, I went inside and waited. A lady called me by name. She was very temperamental and was doing things so quickly that she was making mistakes. You will see when you go. A boy with a counter C10 is very well mannered. I saw him using only good, I saw that some things are very good and some things are very bad.

18 jan 2025 visit status checking after 2month approx 5.10 pm. Employee very miss behabe. There show wall plate work time 10- 5.30 pm. I question for time hours ,two employee roudly speech & throw acknowledgement slip. Then I click bad stuff picture for complain, staff pickup my phone. Many staff run close to me for hit & slang language, one stuff drunk. So I complain to police case.

Good service. Print latest colour photo copy of AADHAAR CARD and Birth Certificate with digital signature verified .

Here all types of adhar related problems will be solved, by the govt appointed officers. They take every quarry very attentively and solve it carefully.

It's the one and only Adhaar Seva Kendra (ASK) at Murshidabad near Kunjughata Saidabad. All services for adhaar are available here like updates, demographics updates, new enrollment etc.

I had an appointment today on May 22 but when I came I found the office closed. Because the person who closed it said that it is a shame that he has not received office rent for a year. Harassment of about 100 to 200 common people. It Shame...

Worst Aadhaar Seva Kendra....their behaviour with common people is extremely rude.They don't know how to behave with common people. They always charged Rs.50 by saying that it's for Kyc documents ,but the amount really need not be. All the staff should have to be trained how to run Aadhar seva Kendra smoothly by behaving politely with people.

Unveiling the Dual Dilemma: Toxic Behavior and Unjust Charges at Aadhaar Seva Kendra The Aadhaar Seva Kendra, envisioned as a beacon of efficiency and accessibility for citizens seeking essential identity documentation, has unfortunately become entangled in a web of misconduct and unjust practices. Beyond the evident toxicity exhibited by some staff members, there's an additional layer of injustice: the imposition of unauthorized fees. During a recent encounter at an Aadhaar Seva Kendra, I was dismayed to observe the unprofessional conduct of certain staff members. From blatant rudeness and dismissiveness to outright hostility, the environment was far from the hospitable and service-oriented atmosphere one would expect from a government service center. What compounds this already disheartening situation is the revelation that citizens are being charged an additional fifty rupees without justification. This unauthorized fee not only places an undue financial burden on individuals already navigating the complexities of identity documentation but also reflects a disregard for transparency and fairness within the system. For many citizens, particularly those from marginalized communities, every rupee holds significance. Being coerced into paying an extra fee, without any legitimate explanation or receipt, exacerbates the sense of disenfranchisement and reinforces existing power differentials. The consequences of such practices extend beyond mere financial implications. They erode the foundational principles of trust and integrity upon which the Aadhaar system should be built. How can citizens have faith in a system that not only tolerates toxic behavior but also permits arbitrary charges? It is imperative that the authorities take decisive action to address these systemic issues. Firstly, measures must be implemented to eradicate toxic behavior among staff members through comprehensive training programs focusing on professionalism, empathy, and conflict resolution. Secondly, there must be strict oversight and accountability regarding financial transactions within Aadhaar Seva Kendras. Transparent fee structures should be clearly communicated to citizens, and any deviation from established norms should be promptly investigated and rectified. Ultimately, the success of the Aadhaar Seva Kendra hinges not only on the efficiency of its operations but also on the integrity and compassion demonstrated by its staff. By confronting and rectifying these dual dilemmas of toxic behavior and unjust charges, the Aadhaar system can reaffirm its commitment to serving the citizens of India with dignity, fairness, and respect.