What conflict of interest is GoI claiming with regard to privacy issue with Aadhar?
What conflict of interest is GoI claiming with regard to privacy issue with Aadhar?
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- Conflict between the rich businessmen and salaried people.
- Conflict between the poor and the rich.
- Conflict between beneficiaries of government schemes and some proponents of fundamental right to privacy.
Conflict between GoI and the citizens of India.
The Correct Option is C
Solution and Explanation
The Government of India (GoI) argues that Aadhar is crucial for effective delivery of services like subsidies and welfare programs. However, privacy advocates have raised concerns that Aadhar violates citizens' fundamental right to privacy. The conflict lies between the individuals who benefit from Aadhar-based schemes and those who argue that Aadhar infringes on privacy. Therefore, the correct answer is (C). - Why option (C) fits: This directly relates to the debate between privacy and state surveillance through Aadhar. - Eliminations: - (A) and (B) refer to class divisions which are not the core of the Aadhar issue. - (D) does not correctly identify the stakeholders in the debate.
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