The extraordinary powers of the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) that do not allow action against it by a citizen, combined with UIDAI’s penchant of filing complaints against anyone who highlights its flaws, caused a furore in early January. Even Edward Snowden weighed in on the dangers of Aadhaar, while @TVMohandasPai, former CFO of Infosys, took up cudgels against journalists, activists and others across the spectrum when he insisted that the journalist from The Tribune, who broke the story of data available for Rs500, had committed a crime in accessing the data. Here are some interesting tweets and some humour.
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