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10 govt. agencies authorized with snooping powers by MHA| Master Stroke Full
According to the order issued by Home Secretary Rajiv Gauba, the person who the computer belongs to will have to provide access and technical assistance to the aforementioned agencies. If they fail, there will be a punishment of up to seven years.
The authorisation has been given under Section 69 of the Information Technology Act, 2000. It allows the government to direct any agency in the interest of the sovereignty, defence of India and security of the state among other reasons. Know which are these 10 government agencies.
The authorisation has been given under Section 69 of the Information Technology Act, 2000. It allows the government to direct any agency in the interest of the sovereignty, defence of India and security of the state among other reasons. Know which are these 10 government agencies.
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