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Pegasus row: Right to privacy or national security? | The Urban Debate
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September 13, 2021
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56:32Now PlayingOn the Urban Debate, with Tanvi Shukla, we discuss about the Pegasus spyware row. The Supreme Court has reserved its interim order on the Pegasus spyware row ahead of Central Government's refusal to file an affidavit on the petition demanding probe into the matter. The government has said that it is ready to form an expert panel to investigate the allegations of privacy invasions and present the report to the Apex Court but refuses to give it in writing at the time whether the Pegasus was used or not. In this episode, we will be discussing about the right to privacy and the national security. The government has said that not everything can be put in the public domain. Pertaining to the national security, it cannot be written for everyone to read. Watch the entire debate to know more.
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