Bengaluru: Union Ministry of Home affairs has instructed the Karnataka government to scrutinise the complaint made by former Chief Minister and Congress leader Siddaramaiah that he was spied on with the Pegasus spyware.
The leader of Opposition in Karnataka, Siddaramaiah, petitioned the Union government through the President’s secretariat with a July 22, 2021 letter saying he had been a target of “illegal spying and surveillance” with the controversial Pegasus spyware.
Following the petition, the President’s secretariat referred the matter to the MHA on September 13.
Bengaluru: Union Ministry of Home affairs has instructed the Karnataka government to scrutinise the complaint made by former Chief Minister and Congress leader Siddaramaiah that he was spied on with the Pegasus spyware.
The leader of Opposition in Karnataka, Siddaramaiah, petitioned the Union government through the President’s secretariat with a July 22, 2021 letter saying he had been a target of “illegal spying and surveillance” with the controversial Pegasus spyware.
Following the petition, the President’s secretariat referred the matter to the MHA on September 13.
Bengaluru: Union Ministry of Home affairs has instructed the Karnataka government to scrutinise the complaint made by former Chief Minister and Congress leader Siddaramaiah that he was spied on with the Pegasus spyware.
The leader of Opposition in Karnataka, Siddaramaiah, petitioned the Union government through the President’s secretariat with a July 22, 2021 letter saying he had been a target of “illegal spying and surveillance” with the controversial Pegasus spyware.
Following the petition, the President’s secretariat referred the matter to the MHA on September 13.
Bengaluru: Union Ministry of Home affairs has instructed the Karnataka government to scrutinise the complaint made by former Chief Minister and Congress leader Siddaramaiah that he was spied on with the Pegasus spyware.
The leader of Opposition in Karnataka, Siddaramaiah, petitioned the Union government through the President’s secretariat with a July 22, 2021 letter saying he had been a target of “illegal spying and surveillance” with the controversial Pegasus spyware.
Following the petition, the President’s secretariat referred the matter to the MHA on September 13.
“More than a month after reserving its interim order in the Pegasus Snooping Case, the Supreme Court finally today announced its order in the case. The Supreme court appointed an independent committee comprising three technical experts who will be supervised by its retired judge Justice R V Raveendran. The committee has been tasked to conduct a “thorough inquiry” into allegations of use of Pegasus software for unauthorised surveillance by the govt. A bench headed by Chief Justice of India N V Ramana said the committee will “enquire, investigate and determine” whether Pegasus Spyware was used to snoop upon the Indian citizens?
“More than a month after reserving its interim order in the Pegasus Snooping Case, the Supreme Court finally today announced its order in the case. The Supreme court appointed an independent committee comprising three technical experts who will be supervised by its retired judge Justice R V Raveendran. The committee has been tasked to conduct a “thorough inquiry” into allegations of use of Pegasus software for unauthorised surveillance by the govt. A bench headed by Chief Justice of India N V Ramana said the committee will “enquire, investigate and determine” whether Pegasus Spyware was used to snoop upon the Indian citizens?
“More than a month after reserving its interim order in the Pegasus Snooping Case, the Supreme Court finally today announced its order in the case. The Supreme court appointed an independent committee comprising three technical experts who will be supervised by its retired judge Justice R V Raveendran. The committee has been tasked to conduct a “thorough inquiry” into allegations of use of Pegasus software for unauthorised surveillance by the govt. A bench headed by Chief Justice of India N V Ramana said the committee will “enquire, investigate and determine” whether Pegasus Spyware was used to snoop upon the Indian citizens?
“More than a month after reserving its interim order in the Pegasus Snooping Case, the Supreme Court finally today announced its order in the case. The Supreme court appointed an independent committee comprising three technical experts who will be supervised by its retired judge Justice R V Raveendran. The committee has been tasked to conduct a “thorough inquiry” into allegations of use of Pegasus software for unauthorised surveillance by the govt. A bench headed by Chief Justice of India N V Ramana said the committee will “enquire, investigate and determine” whether Pegasus Spyware was used to snoop upon the Indian citizens?
“More than a month after reserving its interim order in the Pegasus Snooping Case, the Supreme Court finally today announced its order in the case. The Supreme court appointed an independent committee comprising three technical experts who will be supervised by its retired judge Justice R V Raveendran. The committee has been tasked to conduct a “thorough inquiry” into allegations of use of Pegasus software for unauthorised surveillance by the govt. A bench headed by Chief Justice of India N V Ramana said the committee will “enquire, investigate and determine” whether Pegasus Spyware was used to snoop upon the Indian citizens?
“More than a month after reserving its interim order in the Pegasus Snooping Case, the Supreme Court finally today announced its order in the case. The Supreme court appointed an independent committee comprising three technical experts who will be supervised by its retired judge Justice R V Raveendran. The committee has been tasked to conduct a “thorough inquiry” into allegations of use of Pegasus software for unauthorised surveillance by the govt. A bench headed by Chief Justice of India N V Ramana said the committee will “enquire, investigate and determine” whether Pegasus Spyware was used to snoop upon the Indian citizens?
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