Why Indians Are Tolerating Illegal and Unconstitutional Projects?
THU, JUL 8, 2010 10:06 EDT
Time Has Come To Scrap Aadhar Project And UIDAI.
Posted by Ram.K.Kaushik
In an astonishing manner, the Indian government is wasting crores of hard earned public money upon projects that have no legal sanction.The fact is that Aadhar project of India/UID project of India as well as unique identification authority of India (UIDAI) are unconstitutional and illegal project and authority respectively.
Even Praveen Dalal, the leading techno–legal expert of India, has clearly explained and proved that UIDAI is an unconstitutional body. The Nandan Nilekani led project must be immediately scrapped off.
Even projects like national intelligence grid (Natgrid), crime and criminal tracking networks and systems (CCTNS), etc are unconstitutional.
The cyber law of India has been modified to accommodate the nefarious activities of Indian government and its agencies and for projects like aadhar, Natgrid, CCTNS, etc. The information technology act 2000 (IT Act 2000) was amended with the main objective of strengthening Indian government’s e-surveillance and Internet censorship powers.
Time has come for the Indians to agitate this matter before it is too late.
THU, JUL 8, 2010 10:06 EDT
Time Has Come To Scrap Aadhar Project And UIDAI.
Posted by Ram.K.Kaushik
In an astonishing manner, the Indian government is wasting crores of hard earned public money upon projects that have no legal sanction.The fact is that Aadhar project of India/UID project of India as well as unique identification authority of India (UIDAI) are unconstitutional and illegal project and authority respectively.
Even Praveen Dalal, the leading techno–legal expert of India, has clearly explained and proved that UIDAI is an unconstitutional body. The Nandan Nilekani led project must be immediately scrapped off.
Even projects like national intelligence grid (Natgrid), crime and criminal tracking networks and systems (CCTNS), etc are unconstitutional.
The cyber law of India has been modified to accommodate the nefarious activities of Indian government and its agencies and for projects like aadhar, Natgrid, CCTNS, etc. The information technology act 2000 (IT Act 2000) was amended with the main objective of strengthening Indian government’s e-surveillance and Internet censorship powers.
Time has come for the Indians to agitate this matter before it is too late.
