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SC to examine legality of facial recognition, biometric surveillance at Jantar Mantar
The petition claims that since the commencement of the sit-in at Jantar Mantar, thousands of protesters, journalists and ordinary citizens have been subjected to “continuous and pervasive biometric surveillance”. | India News
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SC to test legality of Delhi Police use of facial recognition of protesters
The bench issued notice to the Centre and the Delhi Police commissioner challenging the alleged use of facial recognition technology and biometric identification tools against…
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thehindu.com
Supreme Court agrees to take up MP’s plea against use of face-recognition tech on NEET-UG protesters
Supreme Court to review MP's challenge against facial recognition technology used on NEET-UG protesters amid concerns of unconstitutional surveillance.
