Surveillance Order: PIL in SC Against Modi Govt’s Move to Authorise 10 Agencies to Intercept, Monitor Any Computer

(Photo: Twitter/@RakeshTrickey)

The petition filed by advocate Manohar Lal Sharma seeks quashing of the government’s December 20 notification.

A Chinese Model of Censorship: Govt Proposes IT Act Amendments That Will Break End-to-end Encryption

(Photo: Wikimedia Commons)

Online platforms will also have to keep a record of any ‘unlawful activity’ for a period of 180 days.

Undeclared Emergency: Arvind Kejriwal Slams Modi Govt Over Snooping Order

(Photo: Twitter/@AAPDelhi)

“It is not hidden from anyone that the BJP has misused all the government institutions of the country for its political advantage,” he added.

Mamata Banerjee Demands Withdrawal of Surveillance Order, Says It Can be Vindictively Used Against Many

Mamata Banerjee

“From the Belur Math to churches, to gurudwara and corporates, it can be applied anywhere.

Hope SC Takes Long, Hard Look at Modi Govt’s Order Giving Snooping Powers to Agencies: Omar Abdullah

Omar Abdullah

The Home Ministry’s order allows 10 agencies, including Delhi Police, to intercept “any information” contained in any computer system.

Opposition Slams MHA Order Giving Snooping Powers to Investigative Agencies

Source: Wikimedia Commons

Congress leader Anand Sharma said the BJP government is converting India into a surveillance state through the order. 

HC Allows CBI Director Alok Verma, Joint Director A K Sharma to Inspect Rakesh Asthana’s Case File

Alok Verma (Photo: Wikimedia Commons)

The court also granted a week’s time to Verma to file his response to the petitions of Asthana and Kumar seeking quashing of FIR against them.

अब आप न्यूज़ सेंट्रल 24x7 को हिंदी में पढ़ सकते हैं।यहाँ क्लिक करें
+