Supreme Court to Review Legality of Delhi Police Facial Recognition on Protesters

The Supreme Court of India is set to hear a plea challenging the legality of the Delhi Police's use of facial recognition technology on protesters. The court will examine whether this practice is permissible under current laws.

13 Aug, 06:30 — 13 Aug, 06:30

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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 protesters

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Supreme Court to Review Legality of Delhi Police Facial Recognition on Protesters

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SC to test legality of Delhi Police use of facial recognition of protesters

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