pegasus: spying case by pegasus; A committee will be appointed to probe the allegations, the Center informed the Supreme Court

New Delhi: Allegations of spying by Pegasus spyware from a mobile phone will be investigated. A committee will be appointed for this. The central government was hearing a public interest litigation in the Pegasus case in the Supreme Court. A public interest litigation has been filed in the court seeking an SIT inquiry into the Pegasus case under the auspices of the Supreme Court. Several different organizations have run in the Supreme Court in the Pegasus espionage case.

Additional Secretary, Ministry of Information and Technology (IT) has filed a two-page affidavit in the Supreme Court. In it, it has been mentioned that the central government will appoint an inquiry committee. The government has denied in its affidavit that Pegasus spyware was used to spy on opposition leaders, ministers, critics and other dignitaries. The government has said it bought the spyware from Israeli security company NSO.

The entire monsoon session of Parliament was marred by tensions between the central government and the opposition over a number of issues, including Pegasus espionage, and continued unrest that prevented Parliament from functioning normally. The last day of the Rajya Sabha session saw an unexpected situation. Meanwhile, videos of clashes between Marshall and women MPs also surfaced. Meanwhile, Supreme Court Chief Justice N.S. V. Ramana also commented on the riots in Parliament at an Independence Day function on Sunday. He regretted that the bill was not being discussed as expected in Parliament.

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Pegasus espionage is a matter of controversy in many countries. This has prompted several countries, including France, to order an inquiry. Pegasus espionage is being investigated in other countries, so why not in India? Such a question has been raised by the petitioners. However, the Pentagon has denied any involvement in the Pegasus spyware.

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