Good, very good, very very good? Here's how Twitterati judged SC Aadhaar judgement
Celebs on Twitter had their own version of the verdict.
While in the majority judgment Justice AK Sikri upheld the constitutional validity of the Centre's flagship scheme with conditions, Twitterati had its own view to offer.
Adman and columnist Suhel Seth, in the mood for some Wednesday humour, was at his witty best.
Chalo. Aadhar has no Aadhar in many areas of our lives...hope the goddamn text messages from mobile telephone companies and banks will stop!
— SUHEL SETH (@suhelseth) 1537941969000Can restaurants ask for my Aadhar? Or for that matter florists? Or funeral homes?
— SUHEL SETH (@suhelseth) 1537942510000Actress and marathon-runner Gul Panag seemed relieved that banks could not ask for that 12-digit number any more.
So mobile companies / banks can or cannot demand ( and threaten) 'Aadhar linking ' ?? @Memeghnad https://t.co/dofQFt7vEx
— Gul Panag (@GulPanag) 1537942760000While, seasoned journalist Mihaz Merchant called it a balanced one.
Overall a balanced SC #AadhaarVerdict. Privacy protected (no Aadhaar for banks, mobiles, schools, private companies… https://t.co/i8Lt1YDLhA
— Minhaz Merchant (@MinhazMerchant) 1537944389000Ramesh Srivats, who is known for his witty repartee and one-liners, had his own reading of the judgement.
Quick summary of Aadhaar Verdict - When dealing with Government, use Aadhaar card. When dealing with anyone else, u… https://t.co/6ZfMRvuMyr
— Ramesh Srivats (@rameshsrivats) 1537942700000headlines like "1 dead coz Ayushman Bharat delay" reminds me of how Media showed family wch didn't get food coz aad… https://t.co/G93vNWppto
— Ashu (@muglikar_) 1537939515000Some Results of Aadhar linking: A) 272,000 'ghost' students busted on Mid-day meal. B) 3.3 Crore fake LPG connecti… https://t.co/hNd2vqqwZ8
— Anshul Saxena (@AskAnshul) 1537943931000The Economic Times Business News App for the Latest News in Business, Sensex, Stock Market Updates & More.
