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Is right to privacy a fundamental right – The Urban Debate (July 18)
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54:11Now PlayingA 9-member bench appointed by the Supreme Court will now examine if the constitution of India guarantees your basic right to privacy. This comes after centre quoted an 8-judge bench ruling from 1954 and a 6-judge bench ruling from 1962 which had ruled that right to privacy is not a fundamental right. To discuss this, MIRROR NOW caught up with Gopal Krishna Agarwal: National Spokesperson, BJP; Sanjay Jha: National Spokesperson, Congress; Kailash Vasdev: Senior Lawyer, Supreme Court; Ramakanth Gaur: Senior Lawyer, Supreme Court; Swapnil Kothari: Managing Partner, S Kothari & Co; and Shailesh Gandhi: Former Central Information Commissioner & RTI Activist. Take a look.
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