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In addition to police force, India's govt is using electronic means to combat protests | DW News

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In addition to police force, India's govt is using electronic means to combat protests | DW News

Authorities in India's capital have employed both physical force and digital measures to manage protest activity, including widespread internet shutdowns and extensive video surveillance. These tactics have raised concerns among civil rights advocates, particularly regarding the impact on free expression and privacy. Mishi Choudhary, a technology lawyer based in New Delhi, highlights the growing use of surveillance technologies by state agencies, warning that such tools can be misused against political dissenters and activists. She emphasizes the need for legal safeguards to prevent abuse of these systems.

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