This is our gallery of Aadhaar related cartoons from late 2016 onwards. We dedicate these to the small group of committed individuals working to inform the public and resist this program of control and surveillance capitalism.
No replies, no response, just ‘no leak’. The block and the blockhead.
The issue of VLEs – as highlighted by Rachna Khaira (illustration for Rachna’s talk)
CIDR CEO explains.
CIDR Towers – illustration made for the Court hearings.
No leak at CIDR (Central Identities Data Retailers) Pvt Ltd
The 12 linked heads of Nandana
The Aadhaar future: No way out!
Arms for the common man
Money, money, money Must be funny In the rich man’s world
We are above the law. And the nation is deep within our maze! ―UID-or-die
As the saying goes, make the lie big, make it simple, keep saying it, and eventually they will believe it!
Aadhaar retailers in model state!
Last man standing … where are the aadhaars?
‘Oh my God, they killed privacy! You bastards!’
India shows Gotham City how it’s done. #batman
Mera 12 digit number aayega!
The aadhaar future – no one can kidnap your wife now! Rewriting the past for a better future.
Maha Shivaratri. Celebrate the great night of Shiva. Love from Halahala.
UID (Union of Identicals)
Join the Aadhaar cloud… and float into the storm. (For added benefits, opt for the family plan)
All services have been linked to Aadhaar
Aadhaar numbers were a must for space travel and plastic surgery in ancient India—fact!
Aadhaar is not a cup of coffee!
Remember the TRAI guy? This is how he looks right now.
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Anything can happen. The secret origin of buttermilk.
Listen. A raga of rage. How long can we ignore the little guy?
Tattvam Assimilate. A time to reflect on the state of the inner nature. Also, ‘Who put that dream in your head?’ – from #aspyrus (#appupen 2014)
Take the power back. Republic Day special.
The Pen is Mightier, by Appupen. Originally published in the August-September 2017 issue of Arts Illustrated. With thanks to Praveena Shivram.
The Ring of the Lord, by Appupen. This classic story has stood the test of time in Halahala. You can clearly see their influence on some popular stories of our world.
A Halahala Fairy Tale, by Appupen. This we fear is how skin color started being such a big deal around here.