INTL · 26 July 2026

Delhi Police's AI surveillance at CJP protest puts Centre on the hot seat as activist moves court

Reported by Bing News

Activists contend that police surveillance at the primary protest site in New Delhi was a breach of the law. They state that India currently has no legislation governing the use of facial recognition technology by police forces.

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