[W.P. (C) 494 of 2012]
In this landmark judgement , the Supreme Court of India upheld Right to Privacy as a fundamental right under Article 21 of the Constitution of India. The court laid down a three pronged test to determine permissible invasion of the right to privacy namely, a) existence of a law b) legitimate State interest c) The law should pass the test of proportionality.
FAQs related to the judgment: https://privacy.sflc.in/faq/#right_to_privacy_judgment
SFLC.in’s press release: https://sflc.in/press-release-supreme-court-holds-right-privacy-fundamental-right
