Supreme Court asks what’s wrong if country using Pegasus against ‘anti-nationals’, agrees to examine if private citizens were hacked
The observation from the court came after senior advocate Dinesh Dwivedi said the “basic question” in this litigation was whether or not the government possessed Pegasus, and if it was used to conduct illegal surveillance on private citizens, including journalists and judges.
The observation from the court came after senior advocate Dinesh Dwivedi said the “basic question” in this litigation was whether or not the government possessed Pegasus, and if it was used to conduct illegal surveillance on private citizens, including journalists and judges.
