Supreme Court agrees to take up MP’s plea against use of face-recognition tech on NEET-UG protesters
3 sources·Updated August 13, 2026
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- The Hindu National·8h agoSupreme Court agrees to take up MP’s plea against use of face-recognition tech on NEET-UG protesters
Rajya Sabha Member of Parliament A.A. Rahim said that the use of facial recognition technology and covert surveillance on peaceful protesters was unconstitutional
Read at The Hindu National → - Scroll.in India·18h agoSC agrees to hear plea against police use of face recognition, surveillance tools at protest sites
The petitioner, Communist Party of India (Marxist) MP AA Rahim, submitted that data was being stored in violation of the Digital Personal Data Protection Act.
Read at Scroll.in India → - Hindustan Times India·21h agoSupreme Court to test legality of Delhi Police's use of facial recognition of NEET protesters at Jantar Mantar
The Supreme Court will examine the legality of Delhi Police’s alleged facial recognition and biometric surveillance of Jantar Mantar protesters.
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