SC Suggests 'Digital Arrest' to be Separate Offence under Criminal Law
The Supreme Court has suggested that the Centre should consider a standalone law on 'digital arrest', with stringent penalties and provisions to freeze accused persons' assets.
The Supreme Court has suggested that the Centre should consider a standalone law on 'digital arrest', with stringent penalties and provisions to freeze accused persons' assets.
The Supreme Court has suggested that the Centre should consider a standalone law on 'digital arrest', with stringent penalties and provisions to freeze accused persons' assets. The court says this will help prevent the misuse of digital technology. The apex court has also suggested that the Centre should consider a separate law on 'digital arrest' to deal with the increasing use of digital technology in crimes.