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Pegasus Snooping Attempt to 'Crush' Indian Democracy, Says Rahul Gandhi Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday termed as a “big step" the Supreme Court appointing a three-member panel of cyber experts to probe the alleged use of Israeli spyware Pegasus for surveillance of certain people, and expressed confidence that truth would come out. At a

The Pegasus panel, in its report submitted in the Supreme Court, said the presence of controversial Israeli spyware Pegasus was not conclusively established in 29 mobile phones examined, and also the Central government did not cooperate in the probe.

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Claiming that the Pegasus is undermining Indias democratic structure, freedom of speech, Kharge said, "The government is snatching peoples freedom by spying on Opposition leaders, Judiciary, and even journalists and bureaucrats." Budget Session 2022: Congress Plans to Target Narendra Modi Govt on Pegasus Issue.

Amnesty International’s Security Lab confirmed that his phone had been first compromised using the spyware in July 2017.

The employees, who used Apple’s iPhones, were either based in Uganda or worked on matters related to the country.

The statement came in response to queries by SP MPs in Rajya Sabha.

The Centre had already proposed to constitute an expert panel, composed of independent members, to examine the snooping allegations.