INTL · 12 August 2026

Supreme Court to hear Delhi Police Jantar Mantar surveillance plea

Reported by Bing News

The Supreme Court will examine the legality of Delhi Police using facial recognition and biometric surveillance against protesters. The court cited potential privacy violations.

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