Four States move SC for declaring right to privacy a fundamental right

Four states - West Bengal, Puducherry, Karnataka and Punjab - on Wednesday moved the Supreme Court in support of declaring right to privacy a fundamental right. Representing the States, senior advocate Kapil Sibal, before a nine-judge Constitution Bench, said that in the light of technological advancement, the court is needed to take a fresh look at the right to privacy and its contours in the modern day. He reportedly said, “Privacy cannot be an absolute right. But it is a fundamental right. This court needs to strike a balance.”

Four States move SC for declaring right to privacy a fundamental right

By Vikraman Maniraj | Jul 26, 2017 5:08 PM #Privacy #FundamentalRight

Four States move SC for declaring right to privacy a fundamental right

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