First of all to reach mass people through (Aadhaar) the Unique Identification Authority has to spend a huge amount of money just to make people aware of their services. They have to make the information of all the user available anywhere their databases since anybody can apply it and can use it from anywhere and establishing & maintaining such databases will be very expensive indeed. Secondly the problem they will face that is due to electronic based identification information system there is very high possibility of misplacement of user/applicants information and they might be used against the individual or the company itself. Thirdly since it is an electronic based services the rural people might find it very complex service and might as well move away from the service in spite of its many benefits. Generally the village people find the electronic system very complex and don’t rely on them very often. Moreover they think that in this way their personal information can be leaked and manipulated in many ways which can be harmful for them. Fourthly since it is an electronic based identification system and it involves fingerprint scan & Irish scan sometimes it might happen that due to faulty or defective machines the identification process could be hampered or delayed which is very inconvenient for the customer.
Discussion:-
Since it is a new as well as innovative identification system at first the government should make the mass people aware of the services and also inform about the exceptional benefits of the services. Secondly the government should make the databases available at all the places so that the customer can access it from anywhere conveniently. Thirdly government should recruit trained employee who actually can operate this unique identification system effectively and userfriendly.
