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Supreme Court agrees to take up MP’s plea against use of face-recognition tech on NEET-UG protesters

Rajya Sabha Member of Parliament A.A. Rahim said that the use of facial recognition technology and covert surveillance on peaceful protesters was unconstitutional

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Supreme Court agrees to take up MP’s plea against use of face-recognition tech on NEET-UG protesters
Rajya Sabha Member of Parliament A.A. Rahim said that the use of facial recognition technology and covert surveillance on peaceful protesters was unconstitutional
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