Is a government permit now necessary to live?

Muzaffarpur (Correspondent)

The common citizen of the country is no longer a citizen, but has been made a suspect at every moment. At every turn of life, there is only one question: first prove your identity, then demand the right to live! Former district council candidate and provincial vice president of the educational center, Nazhat Jahan, launched a strong and aggressive attack on the KYC system, saying, "The government has not made KYC a facility, but a punishment. This is not digital reform, but open digital dictatorship."

Aadhaar, PAN, ration card, gas cylinder, bank account, mobile SIM - every facility has the same order: first KYC, then rights! Nazhat Jahan said that a minor mistake in KYC can destroy an entire household. A poor person's ration is stopped, an elderly person's pension is blocked, a laborer's gas cylinder is stuck, a woman's bank account is frozen, and the only reason? No KYC! She explained that the situation in rural areas is extremely frightening. Sometimes the network fails, sometimes the server is down, sometimes the fingerprint machine does not match, and sometimes the machine itself responds, but the punishment always goes to the human being. Nazhat Jahan raised bitter questions while confronting the system:

If Aadhaar is the identity, why KYC again and again?
If the mistake is of the machine, why punish the human?
Should hunger be satisfied first or identity proven first?
Nazhat Jahan said in clear words: "In the name of surveillance, the government is attacking the freedom of the common man. Today, the situation is such that people are more afraid of KYC than hunger. Identity has become more necessary than ration, and a number has become more necessary than life!" The public is boiling with anger. People are asking: "Did the government come to provide schemes or snatch away rights?" Finally, Nazhat Jahan raised the biggest and most dangerous question: Has the common citizen of India ceased to be human and become just a KYC number? This is not just a news story, it is the cry of the public - which is now dying amidst papers, numbers, and machines!