The Supreme Court of India stated that while using spyware like Pegasus is acceptable for national security, it must not target innocent individuals. The investigation report on Pegasus allegations remains confidential due to national sovereignty concerns. Those suspecting espionage can approach the court to find out if they were targeted.
New Delhi, April 29 — The Supreme Court of India has made it clear that it will not release any part of the Pegasus spyware report that affects the security and sovereignty of the country. However, the court also mentioned that it may consider informing individuals if they were personally affected or targeted.
Today, On 7th March, The Supreme Court announced that it will hear the Pegasus spyware case in April, addressing multiple petitions demanding an investigation. The petitions allege that the Indian government used the spyware to surveil individuals. It is claimed that electronic devices, including mobile phones, were infected for snooping. The case raises significant concerns about privacy and state surveillance.
