Supreme Court ordered an independent inquiry into the alleged surveillance on using Pegasus software.

A Bench of judges has ordered a three-member committee, supervised by retired judge Justice RV Raveendran, to examine allegations of illegal surveillance using Pegasus, the spy software sold by the Israel-based NSO Group.

The Supreme Court of India has set up a three-member panel headed by former Supreme Court judge RV Raveendran to probe whether Pegasus software was used by the Indian government to spy on journalists and other prominent citizens who were critics of the current administration.

Supreme Court appoints 3-member panel headed by retired SC judge RV Raveendran to probe allegations of illegal surveillance using Israeli spyware software Pegasus and rejects Centre’s plea to appoint a Govt panel.

What people are saying?

Bharti Great day for Indian Judiciary. We witnessed so many disgusting and disturbing consequent judgements in the recent past years, which has shaken the conscience of people, as we strongly believe that SC is the last hope of justice. Long live Justice Ramanna.

khaisaar The government is lying as it did with Rafale deal. Sealed envelope business is no longer valid for escape route. France is investigating corruption in Rafale now. As for Pegasus is concerned it is an open and shut case. Only governments are sold Pegasus. Who else will snoop?