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India: Protestors allege police used AI-powered surveillance, facial recognition & other monitoring technologies at Jantar Mantar protest, incl. co. response

Protestors have alleged that the Delhi police have used continuous surveillance, including AI surveillance technologies and Meta smart glasses, in violation of their rights to privacy and peaceful assembly. The government has argued that photography and videography are routine policing measures.

In August, Business and Human Rights Centre invited Meta to respond to the allegation and its response is available in the story’s timeline.