I'm personally happy to assume the risk of trusting Let's Encrypt in spite of the lack of legal recourse.
Trying to equivocate between Let's Encrypt and eMudhra is crazy, as is trying to argue that they should both be trusted globally by default by everybody. I trust LE because of their track record. I had never heard of eMudhra before this.
Trying to equivocate between Let's Encrypt and eMudhra is crazy, as is trying to argue that they should both be trusted globally by default by everybody. I trust LE because of their track record. I had never heard of eMudhra before this.