Uttar Pradesh
Uttar Pradesh’s size makes a copied statewide address list obsolete quickly. This page uses UIDAI for live centres and the state’s Jansunwai system only for complaints that belong to a Uttar Pradesh department.
Search locally, not from a static list
Use UIDAI’s locator with a PIN code and verify the result with the named bank, post office or district office. In a 75-district state, a list copied from a tender, district page or old news item cannot safely represent current coverage.
Jansunwai’s boundary
Uttar Pradesh’s Jansunwai-Samadhan portal accepts and tracks complaints across state-government levels. The portal itself tells users to use CPGRAMS for Government of India organisations. UIDAI is a central statutory authority, so an Aadhaar processing grievance should normally use UIDAI/CPGRAMS rather than being misrouted as a state complaint.
When a state scheme is involved
If a UP department denies or delays a state benefit because authentication failed, the complaint concerns that department’s implementation and exception handling. Include the scheme application number and error. If the underlying Aadhaar update is rejected, raise a separate UIDAI complaint with its request number.
Two systems, two references: keep the UP application or grievance number beside the UIDAI EID/update request number. That prevents each helpdesk from being asked to trace the other organisation’s case.
What the government page actually shows
The screenshot supports the complaint-routing distinction: Uttar Pradesh departments use Jansunwai; central organisations are directed toward CPGRAMS.
- 1State grievance portal
The Uttar Pradesh government identity marks the owner of Jansunwai.
- 2Central-government route
The page itself points other-state/Government of India grievances to CPGRAMS.
- 3UP complaint tracking
Jansunwai messages and references remain within the state system.
Uttar Pradesh data snapshot
The figures below come from UIDAI’s state/UT saturation report. They provide context for coverage; they do not identify a live centre or prove that every resident record is current.
UIDAI refreshes this report PDF in place. The figures on this page reflect the report dated 30 June 2026; the current UIDAI link may show a newer or older edition. Open the archived 30 June 2026 edition.
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Projected population (2026) | 24,28,59,000 |
| Estimated live Aadhaar | 22,64,15,488 |
| Saturation | 93.23% |
| Data date | 30 Jun 2026 |