INTL · 18 August 2026

How facial recognition was used for CJP protest: Delhi Police to Supreme Court

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Police used facial recognition technology to identify 2,873 people with criminal records during student protests last month, officers told the Supreme Court. The system was deployed at demonstrations held at Jantar Mantar.

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