Overview

• The Supreme Court ruled that the technical committee's findings on Pegasus spyware will remain confidential to protect national security and sovereignty.
• Individuals suspecting they were targeted by Pegasus can privately request confirmation from the Court.
• The bench stated that possessing spyware for national security is acceptable, but misuse against civil society will be scrutinized.
• The decision follows the recent Pahalgam terror attack, which the Court cited as a reason for exercising caution in releasing sensitive information.
• The next hearing on the matter is scheduled for July 30, 2025, as the Court continues to address concerns over privacy and surveillance.