Gwalior dog aadhar card: A case came to light in Dabra in Gwalior district which created panic on social media. Dog Tommy's Aadhaar card went viral, in which Tommy's name, date of birth and Palak Kailash Jaiswal were recorded. The card was designed exactly like the real Aadhaar card and it also had the Aadhaar number 070001051580. On the card, it was written 'My Aadhaar my identity', from which it looked even more real.

Why did the administration immediately order an inquiry?

As soon as it went viral, the administration ordered an immediate investigation in view of the seriousness of the case. The Collector himself formed a team to confirm the veracity of this fake Aadhaar card. Investigations made it clear that this card was completely fake and edited. A mischievous element prepared it to make it viral on social media.

Why did there be an uproar on social media?

Social media users shared this fake Aadhaar card of Tommy and gave funny comments. Some wrote, "Tommy brother is covered, amazing", so someone asked, "Where are Dogi's siblings?". At the same time, many people expressed concern that if a dog can become an Aadhaar card, can anyone do this by editing?

Was it just a joke or a big conspiracy?

The administration is now searching for this mischievous element. Investigation revealed that someone in Simaria village of Dabra edited it and made it viral. It not only raises an entertainment case, but also raises serious questions of digital identity and base security.

What is the role of Tommy and Kailash Jaiswal?

The card was also written in the card, the name of Kailash Jaiswal, the follower of the dog, causing more people to see more people. However, the administration clarified that it was only edited fake card and it has nothing to do with reality.