New Delhi: gave more time to the center to submit his response into the alleged Snooping pegasus material, the Supreme Court was postponing hearing until Monday, September 13 said it would submit a written statement in detail at that time.
The three judges led by the Chairman of the Judge N V Ramana had issued a notification to the center on the request on August 17, while explaining that it did not want the government to reveal anything that compromised with national security.
Immediately after this problem to hear before the bench, which also consisted of Judge Surya Kant and Aniruddha Bose, lawyer General Tushar Mehta, appeared for the center, said that because of some difficulties, those sought by the bench, could not be submitted and searched for this case list on Thursday or Monday.
“There are some difficulties with a written statement.
We have asked one and you have asked if we want to submit one more, some officers are not there …
if this problem can be saved on Thursday or Monday,” the law official said.
Senior Advocates of Kapil Sibal, appeared for senior journalist n RAM, said that he did not object to the request.
“Register on Monday,” Bench said.
The court heard as many as 12 requests, including those submitted by Editor Guild of India, looking for independent investigations into this issue.
They are related to reports of alleged reconnaissance by government institutions in citizens, politicians and clerks using the Israeli Firm NSO Spyware Pegasus.
An international media consortium has reported that more than 300 india cell phone numbers are verified on the potential target list for supervision using pegasus spyware.
(With input from agency)
Pegasus Case: The Supreme Court delays the trial until September 13
