Everyday India

Dear Sirs ,On the first of January 2025 I submitted a letter to the Postmaster of Kundara Post Office at Kollam Kerala (Pincode 691501) to return my aadhaar card unopened as it's security had been compromised and the details already used by someone else before I even received it. I did expect, at the least, an acknowledgement or a response to such a serious statement. Let me now state that my Aadhaar verification has been used by cybercriminals to change my KYC at the National Stock Exchange for financial fraud. It is my belief that you need freeze my Aadhar details, disbar it's use for any purpose whatsoever and then explore every instance of it's use because every instance of use would be linked to a cybercrime. I have had to close all my banking transactions, had informed my stockbroker about the fraud and stopped all trade in the market I do by this time have an idea of the manner in which the digital security of every Indian in digital India could have been compromised...

This Government Elect come of the proceeds of organized crime with direct representation in its ranks should have sounded more informed on it or been able to act upon it if serious about being a government of for and by the people. The fact remains that it is directly responsible for compromising cybersecurity of its much vaunted Digital India and is today without a doubt linked to cybercrime in effect across India. The high profile cases of the leaders of the opposition parties, journalists, jurists, civil society only went onto expose its existence and tools used without getting into the how's and when and wherefores. My personal experience culminating in understanding how begins when the COVID lockdown happened. The COVID exposure app, that I still cannot get out of my even hacked phone even now on this device, networked Indians across the country. An ill considered move security wise and perfect for cybercrime. The term Organized Crime is a misnomer, it is rather about criminal...