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Supreme Court to hear Centre's stand over Pegasus Spyware case next week
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August 5, 2021
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6:43Now PlayingIn the new controversial Pegasus row, the government is being accused of spying on India’s security forces, judiciary, cabinet ministers, Opposition leaders, journalists, and activists through a foreign entity’s spyware. Amidst getting fired on by the opposition in the parliament, the government has now been asked for a stand in the supreme court. This action comes as a response to Kapil Sibal’s earlier statement. According to senior attorney Kapil Sibal, who is representing the petitioners, Pegasus is a rogue technology that enters our life without our awareness and is an assault on the privacy, dignity, and ideals of the Indian Republic. Meanwhile, the government has urged the supreme court to avoid such a petition. Now the government’s stand can only be seen Tuesday, next week
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