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Mumbai: In an important development, the Unique Identification Authority of India UIDAI has urged parents to fulfill the compulsory biometric updates for children. This request has been made keeping in mind the children whose age is seven years and in whose base biometrics updates are to be updated. It is worth noting that children below the age of five are released only on the basis of their picture and demographic details, and their biometric information, such as the biometrics of the fingers or the pupils of the eyes, are not recorded. When the child turns 7 years old, the biometric details are required, such as biometric details are necessary, the fingers, iris scans and an updated photograph The first compulsory biometric update is called. UIDAI said in a statement that the biometric update time is very important to maintain the reliability and accuracy of biometric data. The UIDAI’s statement said, “If the MBU is not completed even after the age of 7 years, the Aadhaar number can be deactivated as per the current rules.” UIDAI further said in its statement, parents/parents are advised to update the biometrics of their children/ward to the base on priority basis. Between 5 and 7 years of age, MBU freezance has started informing users by sending SMS messages on their registered mobile numbers, and they have made the first mandatory update update at the first compulsory biometrical update. It is to get a bayometric update, parents can visit any Aadhaar Services Center or any scheduled Aadhaar center. UIDAI has clarified that biometric updates are free for children between five and seven years of age. The update fee of Rs 100 will be charged only when the child crosses the age of 7 years. UIDAI defaulted 1.17 crore Aadhaar, meanwhile, an official statement issued on Wednesday said that UIDAI has started neutralizing their base to prevent the misuse of identity proof of the deceased persons and so far have defreated more than 1.17 crore such specific numbers with more than 1.17 crore. UIDAI has introduced a new service death of a family member on the Myshar portal for the death registered in 24 states and union territories (UT), so that individuals can report the death of their family members.