Here is one India's unfortunate residents [because he is not yet a citizen, not having his biometrics in the NPR]. His smile belies his mental pain. There are many like him, residents of this country, numbering a few Lakhs, if not some millions. They do not have fingers to have prints taken. How would UID be of any use to him? Would it not make him a non-person, one who is not found in the UIDAI's book of Indian human life? Does anyone, ministers, bureaucrats, technocrats - those who are feverishly trying out all their new fangled hi-tech gadgets and theories to capture biometrics of a billion people - ever notice people like him? Of course, not. These are the forgotten ones for whom they intend to serve! Could anything be more hypocritical?