The Supreme Court s Pegasus probe panel has sought public response on enactment or amendment to existing laws and procedures surrounding surveillance, ensuring prevention of invasion of citizens right to privacy, establishing a mechanism to .
The Supreme Court on Tuesday agreed to hear the case relating to the Pegasus surveillance scandal on February 25, after Solicitor General Tushar Mehta requested for a new date before the Chief Justice N.V. Ramana, pointing out that he is .
The Supreme Court on Tuesday agreed to hear the Pegasus snooping case on February 25 after Solicitor General Tushar Mehta, appearing for Centre, sought adjournment citing his preoccupation in another matter on Wednesday. Pegasus Snooping Row: SC to Hear Case, Peruse Expert Committee Interim Report on February 25.
The Supreme Court agreed to hear on Friday instead of Wednesday a batch of pleas, which alleged use of Israeli spyware for surveillance of certain people in India, after taking note of the submissions of the solicitor general for the Centre.
Justice Raveendran, who is heading the monitoring panel, has been assisted by former IPS officer Alok Joshi and Sundeep Oberoi, Chairman of Sub Committee in International Organisation of Standardisation/ International Electro-Technical Commission/Joint Technical Committee – in monitoring the inquiry of the technical panel. Pegasus Row: Supreme Court to Hear Batch of Pleas on Pegasus Spying Allegations on February 23.