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Aadhaar data breach finds mention in Parliament

NEW DELHI: The issue of Aadhaar data breach after an exclusive story by The Tribune found a mention in Parliament on Thursday
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Tribune News Service

New Delhi, January 4

The issue of Aadhaar data breach after an exclusive story by The Tribune found a mention in Parliament on Thursday.

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A news report published with the title, “Rs 500, 10 minutes, and you have access to billion Aadhaar details”, had reported how a service was being offered by anonymous sellers over WhatsApp that provided unrestricted access to details for any of the more than 1 billion Aadhaar numbers created in India thus far for as little as Rs 500.

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Punjab Congress MP Sunil Jakhar tried to raise the issue in the Lok Sabha during Zero Hour but Speaker Sumitra Mahajan did not allow it.


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Jakhar was seen waiving a copy of The Tribune drawing attention of the Speaker to the news.

Responding to a media question relating to breach of Aadhaar data, CPI(M) said no one is safe in the BJP regime.

Deputy leader of CPI(M) Mohammad Salim questioned the BJP government for its earlier assertions that Aadaar-related data of the public is safe and secure.

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