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The policy behind the government's facial recognition project has been criticised as 'wide and vague'.
The digital rights organisation was less than pleased with MeitY for quietly altering certain provisions of the draft policy.
The petition argued that the internet shutdown violated a Supreme Court judgement declaring internet access as fundamental.
Udaipur reportedly saw 26 internet shutdowns between January 2020 and October 2021.
The new requirement has drawn flak as red tape that may unduly impact individual registrants and startups.
The move has perplexed organisations like IFF which had sought judicial intervention citing grave constitutional concerns.
It also asked the IT committee to hear from the victims who were targeted through these apps, among other suggestions.
IFF shared suggestions on the governance mechanism in the draft policy which was opened up to all stakeholders for comments.
The government's point-by-point clarifications on the app didn't seem to hold ground and raised further doubts.
Digital rights groups moved to condemn the government order that suspended internet services in several districts.
