In 1962 a six-judge Constitution Bench struck down nightly police visits to a suspect's home but refused to recognise a general right to privacy. A digest of the facts, the split between majority and dissent, and how Justice Subba Rao's lone dissent was vindicated half a century later.
On 9 July 2024, the Supreme Court struck down a Google-Maps-pin bail condition, holding that any condition letting an agency track an accused's every movement violates Article 21 privacy.
On 27 October 2021, a three-judge bench refused the Union's national-security plea and constituted an expert committee to investigate the Pegasus spyware allegations against Indian citizens.