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SC set up a committee to Probe unauthorized surveillance using Pegasus

Sumit Arora Published On October 29th, 2021 Leave a comment

Supreme Court of India has appointed a three-member committee to look into allegations of unauthorized surveillance using Pegasus, a spyware developed by Israeli firm NSO Group. It will be headed by retired judge Justice R V Raveendran. He will supervise the functioning of the technical committee, which will look into the “truth or falsity of the allegations” and will submit a report “expeditiously”. Justice Raveendran was part of the R M Lodha Committee appointed by the SC in 2015 to reform the BCCI.

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Committee Other members:

Naveen Kumar Chaudhary, professor (Cyber Security and Digital Forensics)
Prabaharan P, professor (School of Engineering)
Ashwin Anil Gumaste, institute chair associate professor (Computer Science and Engineering)

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