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Aadhaar is safe, secure: Ravi Shankar Prasad Last Updated : 10 Apr 2017 06:19:56 PM IST file photo
Emphasising that Aadhaar is completely "safe, secure and robust", the government on Monday slammed the opposition for allegedly trying to paint it as a "tragedy" to the country.
Replying to a short duration discussion in the Rajya Sabha on Aadhaar – its implementation and implications, Minister for Information Technology and Electronics Ravi Shankar Prasad sought to allay the opposition's fears that biometric and demographic data collected for Aadhaar could be leaked and misused.
"I want to dispel all misconceptions (about Aadhaar). Aadhar is robust, safe, secure and totally accountable," Prasad said.
He also said that "the world is appreciating it and something which is giving result needs to be respected".IANS For Latest Updates Please-
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