Need your Aadhaar card in a hurry but don’t have the physical copy? Don’t worry—now you can download it directly on WhatsApp. Yup, no need to dig through the UIDAI website or struggle with CAPTCHAs. The government has rolled out a super handy option through the MyGov Helpdesk chatbot, linked with DigiLocker, that lets you grab your Aadhaar in seconds.
And the best part? It comes straight to your WhatsApp as a password-protected PDF.
Why This Matters
Let’s be honest—Aadhaar is that one ID we need everywhere. From opening a bank account to getting a SIM card, or even availing government services, Aadhaar is a must-have. But what happens when you step out and realize you don’t have your card with you?
That’s exactly the problem this new WhatsApp feature solves.
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How To Download Aadhaar Card On WhatsApp
Here’s a quick step-by-step:
- Save the official MyGov Helpdesk WhatsApp number: +91-9013151515
- Open WhatsApp and just say “Hi” or even “Namaste.”
- Choose “DigiLocker Services” from the menu.
- If you don’t already have DigiLocker, create one and link it with your Aadhaar.
- Enter your 12-digit Aadhaar number when asked.
- You’ll get an OTP on your registered mobile. Enter it in the chat.
- Once verified, you’ll see your DigiLocker docs. Select “Aadhaar Card.”
- Done! In a few seconds, your Aadhaar PDF will drop right into your WhatsApp chat.
Things You Should Know
- This service works 24/7, so you can access your Aadhaar anytime.
- Your mobile number must be linked to both DigiLocker and Aadhaar.
- The PDF is digitally signed by UIDAI, making it as valid as a printed copy.
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Final Word
This is one of those small but really useful government moves that makes life easier. Whether you’re traveling, filling forms, or just need Aadhaar on the go, WhatsApp has you covered. All you need is your registered mobile number and a couple of taps.
So go ahead—save the number, and next time you need your Aadhaar, just ping WhatsApp instead of panicking .
