The PIL has claimed that the citizens' right to privacy was being "endangered" by surveillance programmes like the Centralised Monitoring System, Network Traffic Analysis and National Intelligence Grid.
A bench comprising of Justices BR Gavai and Prashant Kumar Mishra had on October 10 issued notice to the Centre and sought its response in 4 weeks.
Furthermore, it listed the transfer petition filed by NGO, Centre for Public Interest Litigation and Software Freedom Law Centre on November 10.
The PIL filed by CPIL and SFLC, which is pending before the high court, has claimed these surveillance systems allow central and state law enforcement agencies to intercept and monitor all telecommunications in bulk which is an infringement of the fundamental right to privacy of individuals.
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