The residents warned that if the issue remains unresolved, they may seek Aadhaar enrollment in neighbouring Andhra Pradesh to access welfare benefits there. Villagers said Khainbar panchayat is about 55 kilometres from the Nandapur block headquarters, and each visit to the Aadhaar enrolment centre costs more than Rs 300. They alleged that officials require birth certificates for Aadhaar enrollment, but local health centres are unable to issue the documents because many births were never officially registered. The lack of Aadhaar has prevented many from being added to ration cards, depriving them of subsidised food grains. Villagers said they have repeatedly approached the Nandapur block administration and the Koraput district administration but their issues remain unresolved.