Aadhar of man declared dead reactivated

Gaurav Sahu, a man who was erroneously declared dead due to a clerical error, has successfully had his Aadhaar reactivated following extensive media coverage of his case. The mistake led to significant distress for Sahu, as he found himself stripped of his identity and unable to access essential services. After the error was highlighted, officials took prompt action to correct the records, restoring Sahu's legal identity. He expressed immense relief and joy at having his Aadhaar reactivated, which not only reinstates his legal status but also allows him to reclaim his place in society. This incident underscores the importance of accurate record-keeping in government databases, particularly in a country where the Aadhaar system plays a crucial role in identity verification and access to various services. The swift response from the authorities following media intervention highlights the significant role that journalism plays in addressing bureaucratic errors that impact citizens' lives.
Originally reported by Hindustan Times India. Read original article
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