Intelligence agencies demand 'blanket exemption' from Right to Privacy Bill

March 17, 2015 11:17

Intelligence agencies have demanded a "blanket exemption" from the ambit of the Right to Privacy Bill, 2014, the legislation under the anvil after the Niira Radia episode. The proposed law will impose heavy costs and punishment for intrusion into a citizen's privacy or leakage of personal details. Read more

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