In the beginning of August, I opened a savings account with Jana SFB via paper form.
During the application I wanted to submit a laminated masked Aadhaar card which was cut out from e-Aadhaar downloaded in April this year. The download date is mentioned in the card.
The official refused to accept it saying it is more than a month old, and only latest e-Aadhaar is accepted. He told me because it is easy to change address in Aadhaar so this is the policy, he wanted 'original' Aadhaar or other address proof, I ultimately gave Voter ID. Now I have not read about it anywhere online when I searched, UIDAI says e-Aadhaar is equivalent to Aadhaar card provided by them and OVD. It doesn't mention any validity neither does RBI's website. Please let me know if there is any such existing policy.
Interestingly other banks have accepted the same card in the past without issue.
I had enquired about it to their customer care email ID customercare@janabank.com and yesterday I received an email where they affirmed this 'policy'. Screenshot attached.
What do you think people, is a violation of RBI's or UIDAI's norms, should I escalate it? Do I have a good case?
During the application I wanted to submit a laminated masked Aadhaar card which was cut out from e-Aadhaar downloaded in April this year. The download date is mentioned in the card.
The official refused to accept it saying it is more than a month old, and only latest e-Aadhaar is accepted. He told me because it is easy to change address in Aadhaar so this is the policy, he wanted 'original' Aadhaar or other address proof, I ultimately gave Voter ID. Now I have not read about it anywhere online when I searched, UIDAI says e-Aadhaar is equivalent to Aadhaar card provided by them and OVD. It doesn't mention any validity neither does RBI's website. Please let me know if there is any such existing policy.
Interestingly other banks have accepted the same card in the past without issue.
I had enquired about it to their customer care email ID customercare@janabank.com and yesterday I received an email where they affirmed this 'policy'. Screenshot attached.
What do you think people, is a violation of RBI's or UIDAI's norms, should I escalate it? Do I have a good case?