For

- It seeks to provide subsidized food to 62.5% of the country’s population.

- This would make way for nutritional and healthy food which would in return increase the productivity of the people.

- This would make sure that the food is distributed to the needy and correct person which in return would help in forming a welfare state.

- It is a strong step towards removing the poverty from India as passing this bill would somewhat guarantee the food security of the poor people.

Against

- People getting access to concessional food are sure to make some wastage.

- The unique identification number is yet to reach every nook and corner of the country.

- The storage of the entire food supplement is of major concern.

- Agro markets will be distorted as the population that needs to be fed is enormous and financing this incremental burden (India’s population) will be next to impossible.

- Food bill is going to place India in a very appalling debt position in the coming future as India would not be able to cope up with the ever growing population.

- Making the grains available at different prices for different sections of the society is not a very good idea.

- It will make the lazy further lazy as they will get easy food by working little.

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