Akhilesh Yadav Warns on Tech Dependence Amid India-Pak Tensions

SP chief cautions against foreign tech reliance, stresses self-reliance amid rising cyber threats and shifting global alliances. Read more on Dynamite News

Lucknow: There is tremendous tension between India and Pakistan after Operation Sindoor. Meanwhile, Samajwadi Party President Akhilesh Yadav has given a statement regarding technology and exchange of sensitive information.

He has called it a very sensitive matter. Due to which the troubles of the common man are increasing. Along with this, Samajwadi Party President Akhilesh Yadav said that we can never call anyone our permanent friend.

According to the Dynamite News correspondent, the SP President warned the government on many issues through a long post. He wrote - 'In today's era when almost everyone has a mobile in his hands, every kind of land, air vehicle and even ships have GPS installed and every kind of activity, be it administrative, banking or exchange of many types of sensitive information, all this depends on the Internet.

Akhilesh Yadav warned about technology. The SP chief wrote that cyber crimes are increasing continuously. It is true that the development of technology is global and technology is taken from the one who is most developed in the field of technology, but the 'decisive control' of the government of the country on such services should be possible under all circumstances.

He wrote that since global relations are not only in our hands, there is a need to be extra cautious in this area. In 'international relations' we can never say that someone is a permanent friend of someone, because political conditions and economic policies in other countries are also not permanent.

Relations at the international level are not personal and even if they are for some time in a particular period, no one can 'guarantee' that they will always be permanent. Therefore, there is a need to be extra cautious on such serious issues. In today's time, can anyone believe or be in a position to say that someone is our 'permanent friend'.

The SP chief wrote - Technology can be taken from other countries, but efforts for self-reliance should never be given up and neither should the condition be put that we will be able to impose appropriate control and restrictions on the operation or operation of this technology whenever we want. This is a very sensitive issue of the country's security and safety, this should always be kept in mind.

Safe environment is necessary for traders

He wrote that on one hand the government harasses local traders by misusing its agencies, demands commission from investors, which discourages the industrialists and startups of the country and on the other hand it becomes a 'welcome gate' for foreign companies. Till the time the country's traders are not given a safe environment, a positive environment for development will not be created in the country.

Instead, the goal should be that the country becomes self-reliant. The SP leader wrote that if the companies of our country remain agents of other countries, then business may develop but development and production capacity will keep decreasing.

This will have a direct impact on the ever-increasing unemployment in the country. The government should never forget that the goal of foreign companies is to increase their profits, not to increase the economy of any other country. The dream of becoming a trillion dollar economy will be fulfilled only by moving the economy forward keeping in mind our big objective slogan: Let us move the country forward together; Let us have our own products, we have our own services.

Only then will our small and big businesses survive, everyone will get work, everyone's homes will run. The Kannauj MP wrote - Our country's cultural values ​​and ideals, peaceful policies, freedom, equality, self-reliance, unity, integrity, defence, brotherhood, dignity and prestige of every human being, the concept of welfare state, economy based on continuous development should be the basic deciding principles and nothing else, no one else.