There is an inability to prove identity of a resident in many countries including India due to their population complexities which reflects the strongest hurdle on the way of imparting the government benefits to the deserving citizens of those countries. One has to go through a process of establishing his/her identity while seeking any concession to be drawn as per the applicability from their respective governments. However, finding a common platform to recognize the authenticity is a major challenge for both i.e. the government agencies and to its citizens [Ami 2016]. The area of National identity system has always received a huge degree of interest from various legends. Amongst them a one of the most notable ones former India, Ex-President and His Excellency APJ Abul Kalam who said about it that “It should be a multipurpose, secure and authentic ID card. This card should be akin to the Xerox copy of the individual with the multifactor authentication such as photograph, biometrics-fingerprint, iris-based system and digital signature”.