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SC Validates Pegasus Spyware; Then, Why Didn't The Centre Cooperate? | Beyond The Headline
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August 25, 2022
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42:05Now PlayingIn this episode of Beyond The Headlines, Mirror Now news anchor Tamanna Inamdar will discuss the SC verdict on Pegasus Spyware Case. In the verdict, the Supreme Court stated that 29 phones were scanned, but no "conclusive" evidence of spyware was discovered. It also stated that the Center did not cooperate. Our small panel will include Arvind Gupta, Khushbu Jain, Saket Gokhale, and Jagdeep Chhokar to discuss this.
Jagdeep Chhokar, the petitioner, asks our anchor, "What is the value of the report if the government refused to work with the Supreme Court-appointed panel?"
The head of the Digital India Foundation, Arvind Gupta, believes that Pegasus was not used extensively in India and that it went unnoticed. Anchor hears from TMC's Saket Gokhale. How challenging is it for the government to deny using Pegasus?
Lawyer for the Supreme Court Khushbu Jain explains the two aspects of citizens' rights to privacy, namely hacking and surveillance.
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