Question

What is the primary function of the Aadhaar number?

1. To serve as a proof of Indian citizenship.
2. To act as a unique identification for bank accounts only.
3. To function as a valid proof of both identity and address.
4. To track an individual's financial transactions.

• A. 1 only
• B. 3 only
• C. 4 only
• D. All

Answer 1

Answer:

B. 3 only

The provided text explicitly states that the Aadhaar number "serves as a valid proof of both identity and address." While it can be linked to bank accounts, its primary function is broader and encompasses general identification and address verification, not just financial transactions. It is not a proof of citizenship.