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IN: No decision yet on intel agencies demand for blanket exemption from privacy bill

Posted on May 8, 2015June 26, 2025 by Dissent

The Times of India reports:

Responding to a query in Parliament, the government on Thursday said details of the Right to Privacy Bill are yet to be finalized. The government was quizzed on whether intelligence agencies had asked to be kept out of the bill’s purview.

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Intelligence agencies have reportedly sought a blanket exemption from the ambit of the Right to Privacy Bill, 2014, a proposed law which imposes heavy costs and punishment for intrusion into a citizen’s privacy or leakage of personal details.

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