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In my opinion, there can be trust levels placed on the aadhar data. For example, if the aadhar biometric has matched with the passport authentication and the passport is signed and hooked to that aadhar number, that is the highest possible trust that can place on the aadhar data.
Where this has not happened, aadhar data, unsigned by any govt. official will stand as no trust. "No trust" data needs additional validation to be authenticated, which is bypassed, as aadhar is used as basis of eKYC for phones, etc. leading to no trust being used as proof, whose identity data cannot be vouched for, although the biometric identifies to that physical individual, albeit not to other information about that individual.
Whilst capturing the data is something the government outsourced, the verification of it is a sovereign function of the state, which again was outsourced. Verifying aadhar identities via additional source like passport, where biometrics are captured, will partly fix the issue, but it is a long haul as there will be several aadhar holders without passports, to go to 100 per cent trust. Maybe, the government now undertakes the clean up for those whose aadhar data is not verified by it.