The apex court on Wednesday constituted a three-member committee of experts to probe into the alleged use of Israeli spyware 'Pegasus' on certain Indians, saying that it is necessary to protect every citizen from breach of privacy. It added that the court cannot remain a "silent spectator" everytime the government pleads against investigation with "national security" as the purported pretext.
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Link of the recording of the 70-minute deposition on 14 February 2022 by Paranjoy Guha Thakurta to the Supreme Court-appointed committee headed by Justice (retired) R V Raveendran on allegations of misuse of the Israeli Pegasus spyware on Indian citizens: https://pegasus-india-investigation.in/depositions/paranjoy-guha-thakurta-statement/