Re: Fwd: Aadhaar & NPR: a corrupt surveillance tool, Rebuttal of Nilekani's blog
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This is a necessary discussion for any identity and identification tool, but not for the reasons this post have cited here. For any technology in the world, misuse is a real possibility. Vehicles are no 1 killer in India and have not heard anybody is saying about it. For Aadhar, loopholes can be checked and plugged. Ultimately we have to compare the advantages with those possibilities of misuse. In case of Aadhar, it can empower the low literate population of India. Unfortunately people who are advocate of liberties are happy to forgo real means of empowerment for the poor on the pretext of what US can or can't do. -- Atanu On 26-03-2014, Arun Mehta wrote: > Is any political party making an issue of > Aadhaar? Do we like the Supreme Court order on this? > warmly, > Arun > ---------- Forwarded message ---------- > From: "krishna" > Date: 26 Mar 2014 16:18 > Subject: Aadhaar & NPR: a corrupt surveillance tool, Rebuttal of Nilekani's blog > To: > Cc: > > AADHAAR |+|AMP|+| NPR: A CORRUPT SURVEILLANCE TOOL > > _REBUTTAL OF NILEKANI'S BLOG OF __MARCH 24, 2014___ > > Reacting to the order of the Supreme Court against biometric aadhaar number and National Population Register (NPR), Nandan Nilekani, former unelected head of aadhaar related projects and committees attempted to mislead Indian voters in general and Bangalore South voters in particular in a write-up dated March 24, 2014. Links: ------ [1] mailto:[email protected] [2] mailto:[email protected] _______________________________________________ India-gii mailing list India-gii-IAPFreCvJWP2/[email protected] https://lists.india-gii.org/mailman/listinfo/india-gii