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All manifesto proposals
Technology Union and State (Concurrent)Cost approach stated

Public money, public code, where security permits

The problem

Government software is often built repeatedly at public expense and cannot be reused between States.

Why it matters

The same portal is paid for many times over, and its failures cannot be independently examined.

Proposed solution

Advocate open source by default for citizen-facing government software, with clearly stated security exceptions.

How it would be implemented

We publish our own platform source as the demonstration, including its security documentation.

Risks, and what we would do about them

Risk

Open code exposes vulnerabilities to attackers as well as to reviewers.

Mitigation

Never publish secrets or configuration. Maintain a responsible disclosure process. Security through design, not obscurity.

Public money, public code, where security permits | All India People's Governance Party