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Perturbed That Many Declined To Be Part Of Pegasus Probe Panel: P Chidambaram
Senior Congress leader P Chidambaram on Thursday said he was perturbed by the statement in the Supreme Court order on the Pegasus snooping matter that many persons "politely declined" to be a member of the probe committee.
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Congress's "Pseudo-Nationalism" Dig At Government After Pegasus Order
The Congress today welcomed the Supreme Court order of setting up an expert committee on the Pegasus spyware issue, and said it has negated alleged attempts of the government to evade and divert attention in the name of national security.
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In Pegasus Order, Supreme Court's 10 Big Quotes
In Pegasus snooping row, which triggered a major political storm earlier this year, the Supreme Court today said it's forming a three-member probe panel and the next hearing will be held after two months.
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Supreme Court To Pronounce Its Order In Pegasus Case Tomorrow
The Supreme Court is scheduled to pronounce on Wednesday its verdict on a batch of pleas seeking independent probe into the Pegasus snooping matter.
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Pegasus Row: Supreme Court Says Setting Up Probe Panel, Order Next Week
The Supreme Court expects to set up a committee to inquire into the Pegasus snooping row, Chief Justice NV Ramana said Thursday morning, adding that interim orders would likely be issued next week.
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Pegasus Scandal: Senior Journalists Want Supreme Court To Order Probe
Reports on Israeli Pegasus spyware allegedly being used to spy on opposition leaders, two union ministers and 40 journalists among others should be investigated by a sitting or former judge, senior journalists have said in a petition to Supreme Court
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Kamal Nath May Seek Probe Into Alleged Snooping By Shivraj Government
The Congress government in Madhya Pradesh appears set to order an investigation into the alleged snooping of politicians, bureaucrats and other officials during the erstwhile Shivraj Singh Chauhan government.
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Supreme Court Seeks Government Response on Plans to Snoop on Citizens' Computers
Supreme Court on Monday asked the government to respond in six weeks on pleas challenging a recent home ministry order that allowed some agencies to monitor personal computers of citizens.
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Supreme Court To Examine Government's Controversial 'Snooping' Order
"Snooping" power: The government's move to give investigating agencies sweeping powers to intercept and monitor data on computers will be examined by the Supreme Court. Allowing a batch of petitions against the Home Ministry'sorder that privacy activists claim is the same as "snooping", the Supreme Court today gave six weeks to the government to fi...
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"Will See, As And When Required": Top Court On Centre's 'Snooping' Order
The Supreme Court on Thursday said it will hear "as and when required" a public interest litigation or PIL challenging the government's notification authorising 10 central agencies to intercept, monitor and decrypt any computer system.
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Arun Jaitley Defends "Big Brother" Order As He Praises NIA's Terror Arrests
Senior minister Arun Jaitley today defended a recent government order on monitoring all computers as he congratulated the National Investigation Agency (NIA) for the arrest yesterday of 10 members of an ISIS-inspired group allegedly planning a terror attack.
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Ministry of Home Affairs' Snooping Order Challenged in Supreme Court
Filed by advocate M.L. Sharma, the PIL, contending that the MHA order was "illegal, unconstitutional and ultra-vires to the law" said it should be quashed in the interest of justice.
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Centre's Move On "Snooping" Powers To Agencies Challenged In Top Court
The Supreme Court registrar on Monday refused to give an early hearing to a petition against the home ministry order that gives sweeping powers to investigating agencies to intercept and monitor data on computers.
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Will Challenge Snooping Power For Central Agencies In Court: Kapil Sibal
The Ministry of Home Affairs' (MHA) order allowing 10 agencies to monitor any computer resource is unconstitutional and will get challenged in court soon, said senior Congress leader Kapil Sibal on Sunday.
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"Only 2 Insecure Dictators. Guess Who?": Amit Shah Asks Rahul Gandhi
Hitting back at Rahul Gandhi over his "insecure dictator" barb at Prime Minister Narendra Modi, BJP president Amit Shah said Friday India has seen only two "insecure dictators", one who imposed emergency and the other who wanted unrestricted access to read letters of common citizens.
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Perturbed That Many Declined To Be Part Of Pegasus Probe Panel: P Chidambaram
Senior Congress leader P Chidambaram on Thursday said he was perturbed by the statement in the Supreme Court order on the Pegasus snooping matter that many persons "politely declined" to be a member of the probe committee.
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Congress's "Pseudo-Nationalism" Dig At Government After Pegasus Order
The Congress today welcomed the Supreme Court order of setting up an expert committee on the Pegasus spyware issue, and said it has negated alleged attempts of the government to evade and divert attention in the name of national security.
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In Pegasus Order, Supreme Court's 10 Big Quotes
In Pegasus snooping row, which triggered a major political storm earlier this year, the Supreme Court today said it's forming a three-member probe panel and the next hearing will be held after two months.
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Supreme Court To Pronounce Its Order In Pegasus Case Tomorrow
The Supreme Court is scheduled to pronounce on Wednesday its verdict on a batch of pleas seeking independent probe into the Pegasus snooping matter.
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Pegasus Row: Supreme Court Says Setting Up Probe Panel, Order Next Week
The Supreme Court expects to set up a committee to inquire into the Pegasus snooping row, Chief Justice NV Ramana said Thursday morning, adding that interim orders would likely be issued next week.
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Pegasus Scandal: Senior Journalists Want Supreme Court To Order Probe
Reports on Israeli Pegasus spyware allegedly being used to spy on opposition leaders, two union ministers and 40 journalists among others should be investigated by a sitting or former judge, senior journalists have said in a petition to Supreme Court
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Kamal Nath May Seek Probe Into Alleged Snooping By Shivraj Government
The Congress government in Madhya Pradesh appears set to order an investigation into the alleged snooping of politicians, bureaucrats and other officials during the erstwhile Shivraj Singh Chauhan government.
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Supreme Court Seeks Government Response on Plans to Snoop on Citizens' Computers
Supreme Court on Monday asked the government to respond in six weeks on pleas challenging a recent home ministry order that allowed some agencies to monitor personal computers of citizens.
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Supreme Court To Examine Government's Controversial 'Snooping' Order
"Snooping" power: The government's move to give investigating agencies sweeping powers to intercept and monitor data on computers will be examined by the Supreme Court. Allowing a batch of petitions against the Home Ministry'sorder that privacy activists claim is the same as "snooping", the Supreme Court today gave six weeks to the government to fi...
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"Will See, As And When Required": Top Court On Centre's 'Snooping' Order
The Supreme Court on Thursday said it will hear "as and when required" a public interest litigation or PIL challenging the government's notification authorising 10 central agencies to intercept, monitor and decrypt any computer system.
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Arun Jaitley Defends "Big Brother" Order As He Praises NIA's Terror Arrests
Senior minister Arun Jaitley today defended a recent government order on monitoring all computers as he congratulated the National Investigation Agency (NIA) for the arrest yesterday of 10 members of an ISIS-inspired group allegedly planning a terror attack.
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Ministry of Home Affairs' Snooping Order Challenged in Supreme Court
Filed by advocate M.L. Sharma, the PIL, contending that the MHA order was "illegal, unconstitutional and ultra-vires to the law" said it should be quashed in the interest of justice.
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Centre's Move On "Snooping" Powers To Agencies Challenged In Top Court
The Supreme Court registrar on Monday refused to give an early hearing to a petition against the home ministry order that gives sweeping powers to investigating agencies to intercept and monitor data on computers.
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Will Challenge Snooping Power For Central Agencies In Court: Kapil Sibal
The Ministry of Home Affairs' (MHA) order allowing 10 agencies to monitor any computer resource is unconstitutional and will get challenged in court soon, said senior Congress leader Kapil Sibal on Sunday.
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"Only 2 Insecure Dictators. Guess Who?": Amit Shah Asks Rahul Gandhi
Hitting back at Rahul Gandhi over his "insecure dictator" barb at Prime Minister Narendra Modi, BJP president Amit Shah said Friday India has seen only two "insecure dictators", one who imposed emergency and the other who wanted unrestricted access to read letters of common citizens.
