On 7/19/06, Rony <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The first part deals with providing wireless ID cards to all citizens of
India, starting with all the cities and going into the villages. These
cards can be radio, magnetic or plain optical like the bar code stickers
that are momentarily scanned before a red light scanner. The optical
option is the cheapest and is already used in shops for making final
bills. Every railway station complex should be sealed and everyone
entering the station must produce their ID card to be scanned for
keeping a record of everyone entering and exiting the complex. Along
with that, they must face a camera that records their faces too. No ID
card means no entry.
It's very expensive. And will create a HUGE bottleneck during rush
hours. Also, lost/stolen IDs would mean a long beareaucratic procedure
to get another one, which would mean a long vacation from
work/school/college.

The other part is to use the security system that old kings and emperors
used. They created walled cities where entry and exit was restricted by
guards manning the fort gates. All major cities can put up an
We already have "Check Nakas". Different thing they don't work as well.

for outstation trains to go through this check. Every foreigner who
lands in India must get a temporary ID card made at the airport to be
used just like other Indian ID cards.
I think  immigration check-in takes care of that, doesn't it?

Whenever there is any terrorist strike or a major armed robbery/dacoity
etc., the gates will be shut for some hours, preventing the culprits
from simply walking away and catching the next train to freedom. This is
inconvenient, but a good deterrent. Extra checking will be done after
that to scan all those who leave after any attack.
We have that provision already. It's called a curfew with a
"Nakabandi". The worst security decision after this blast was to allow
central railways and all other to continue plying. there should have
been an immediate curfew+nakabandi in place, which did not happen.

You didn't add the most important point. All the technology should use
FLOSS software ;)


Siddhesh
--
http://siddhesh.tk

--
http://mm.glug-bom.org/mailman/listinfo/linuxers

Reply via email to