No proposal to stop police verification for passports

10-12-2014 Wed 19:42 | National | IANS

New Delhi, Dec 10: There is no proposal to discontinue police verification for issuing of passports by making submission of Aadhar Cards mandatory, parliament was told Wednesday. This was stated by Minister of State for External Affairs Gen (Retd) V. K. Singh in the Lok Sabha in answer to a query. As a matter of fact, police verification rule for passport have been made more stringent. The verifying police jawan has to submit his report in seven day's time.

No proposal to stop police verification for passports

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