Unfortunately In this case the govt is already ahead of you. It was several years ago when the UIDIA and the banks were arguing over who should be held respons

Unfortunately In this case the govt is already ahead of you. It was several years ago when the UIDIA and the banks were arguing over who should be held responsible for incorrectly authenticated transactions and govt (aadhar authority) held that it was the banks who would be responsible, not them. They want it treated like a service with an error rate- responsibility for the big picture is always pushed to the nodes. This is just indicative that the govt has already built barricades and breaks in order to ensure that the aadhar system and its agency are hard to target. While you can have public outrage (unlikely since this is technical discussion which can be spun in many ways) which could force the govt to act - mostly it’s going to be NGOs and PILs which deal with aadhar. Don’t forget that the govt kept this thing alive even though it had no legal backing, and then finally gave it credibility via a money bill. There’s been no privacy discussion or safe guards discussed legally or constitutionally - we have a SC ruling only Now. Its unfortunate but the authority was built with many arguments and challenges already anticipated. Simply put - It is very close to being out and out nefarious.