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    Supreme Court of India, told that constitutional questions on pellet guns and police surveillance from the student protests must be decided by the Court itself
    The Supreme Court was told the constitutional questions on pellet guns and police surveillance lie outside the committee's remit.
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    Pellet Guns, Police Surveillance: Supreme Court Told Constitutional Questions From Student Protests Are Outside Committee’s Remit

    Even as the High-Powered Committee begins its fact-finding, the Supreme Court was reminded that the weightier constitutional questions from the student protests, the legality of pellet guns and of police data-collection through private companies, must be decided by the Court itself, since a fact-finding body cannot rule on constitutional validity. New Delhi: As the Supreme […]

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    [ Right to Privacy] Sharing Google Pin as Bail Condition Violates the Fundamental Rights Under Article 21: Supreme Court
    [ Right to Privacy] Sharing Google Pin as Bail Condition Violates the Fundamental Rights Under Article 21: Supreme Court
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    [Right to Privacy] Sharing Google Pin as Bail Condition Violates Article 21: Supreme Court

    Today (29th April): The Supreme Court observed that requiring individuals to share their Google pin location as a condition for bail violates their fundamental rights under Article 21, which guarantees the right to privacy. The Court emphasized that while there have been instances where such conditions were imposed, they cannot be a prerequisite for bail.

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