'Aadhaar' is the most trusted ID in the world, government's befitting reply to Moody's

Moody's has raised questions on Aadhaar and has also expressed concern over the reliability of the biometric system. Moody's report states that there are many glitches in the Aadhaar system, due to which Aadhaar's biometrics do not work in areas where the weather is hotter than average.

The way India's economy is progressing strongly. Questions have started being raised from many financial institutions of the world. Now a similar question was raised by Moody's. When he raised questions on the basis. The world knows how important Aadhaar is for India. Especially financially, Aadhaar has become very important for every person in India. In such a situation, if any outside organization raises questions on this basis, it becomes necessary to answer.

After the statement from Moody's, the government has given a befitting reply. The government issued a statement saying that Aadhaar is the most trusted ID in the world. The kind of things said by Moody's are completely baseless and baseless. 1 billion people of the country are using it. Besides, this ID has also been verified more than 100 billion times.

In fact, Moody's Investors has expressed concern over the reliability of Aadhaar's biometric system. Moody's report says that there is a lot of irregularities in the Aadhaar system. Because of which Aadhaar biometrics does not work in areas where the weather is hotter than average. The government has called this report completely baseless.

What did the government say in the statement?

After the Moody's report came out, the Ministry became active and issued its statement. Terming Moody's report as baseless, the ministry said that Aadhaar is the most trusted digital ID in the world. No report or research has been cited in Moody's report. It has also been said by the ministry that no attempt has been made to find out the facts in this report. The IT Ministry said in its statement that the information about Aadhaar number is also fake. Only the website of Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) has been referenced in the report.

Wrong report regarding MNREGA also

India's hot, humid climate has resulted in workers being deprived of services provided under the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme (MGNREGS), as the Moody's report notes, due to the use of biometric technology. . The government also completely denied this. In a statement from the ministry, it was said that the seeding of Aadhaar in the MNREGA database has been done without verification of the workers using their biometrics. According to the information given by the government, the land tax given to the workers is deposited directly into their accounts. For this, verification is not done using their biometrics.