She has also faced pushback from privacy activists who view the linkage of rations to biometrics as coercive. Narahari’s nuanced response has been consistent: "Access to food is not a privilege; it is a right. Automating the delivery of that right is not coercion—it is accountability. But the system must always have an exception mechanism for those who cannot authenticate." She ensured that every biometric PoS device had a "manual override" with multi-level authorization, a compromise that kept both efficiency and equity in balance.
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