राशन की दुकानो पर पीओएस मशीने ठीक से काम नही कर रही है और इसका खामियाजा राशन उपभोक्ताओ को उठाना पड़ रहा है। कहीं पर नेटवर्क की परेशानी है तो कहीं पर फिंगर इम्प्रेशन नही आने से लोगो को राशन नही मिल रहा है। सब्र का बांध टूटता देख अब

Vardi Devi, a resident of Kukarkheda Panchayat in Bhim Tehsil of Rajasthan has not gotten any ration after the Aadhar linked PDS system started functioning because the machine does not recognise her fingerprints. A sack of wheat from the market costs Rs. 2000 and for a widow, this is an unjustifiable price to be paid for her food.

Pratap Singh, Ration dealer of 'Hamela Ki Ver' Village of Brar Panchayat speaks of his experience of going to the hill in the village after Aadhaar recognised machines are being used for distribution. People walk along to the hill for their fingerprints to get verified.

Kanku Devi w/o Nathu Singh, a resident of Kukarkheda Panchayat, Bhim Tehsil, Rajasamand District in Rajasthan speaks of her difficulties with respect to receiving her Old Age Pensions.

Fefi Devi says she enrolled in Aadhaar but the machine does not recognise her fingerprints. After Aadhaar was made mandatory, she can no longer get her pension in the village, and has to now travel 10 kilometers spending Rs 150 for getting her Rs 500 pension.

Babu Singh, a construction worker in Jawaja block in Ajmer, and his wife Punni Devi, who has polio, have been "locked out" of food grains because of errors in Aadhaar numbers.

Surjomati Yadav. an elderly widow, with no immediate family members, in Baghburha village in Raigarh, Chhattisgarh was unable to get 7 kilo grains after Aadhaar made mandatory.