[Jaya Jagannath] Fw: Information Technology Bill to give Police power to invade on people's

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OM VISHNAVE NAMAH

 

Dear Gauranga,

Don't worry, I have been a LAW MAKER in the past. This is another farce that

cannot be implemented and will surely die its natural death.

Best Wishes

Sanjay Rath

 

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Gauranga Das <gauranga

<varahamihira >

Sunday, May 14, 2000 11:22 PM

[Jaya Jagannath] Fw: Information Technology Bill to give Police

power to invade on people's

 

 

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> Tárgy: Information Technology Bill to give Police power to invade

> on people's

>

>

> > dear friends,

> > the information technology bill being presented by the indian

> government

> > in praliament shall give the police powers that would enable

> them to

> > enter anyone's house/office or any place where there is a

> computer,

> > without a warrant and even arrest a person on mere suspicion of

> > committing a cyber crime. it is a well known fact that the

> present

> > indian police force is filled with people who have no respect

> for human

> > rights, are rude, and harass people for money, and no nearly

> nothing

> > about computers.

> > this information techology bill, is drafted by the bureaucrats

> who

> > themselves are quite ignorant about computers, and hence

> propose to give

> > the police 'bilnd' powers which the police will use to abuse

> the

> > innocent people.

> > there is also a provision that you have to mention to the

> police all the

> > web-sites that you visit, and keep a record for the msae. such

> > ridiculous provisions just show how dumb the bureaucracy is

> vis-a-vis

> > computers, and information technology. further, all cyber cafes

> shall

> > have to keep a register of all the people visting their place

> with their

> > addresses, and telephone numbers, and the web-sites these

> people visit.

> > such intrusion into the private lives of indivisduals are a

> sure sign

> > that india is once agin being held by its stupid bureaucracy,

> and its

> > inefficient police force.

> > it seems that effrots are being made to stop india's rise in

> information

> > techology, by such stupid laws that are being enacted without

> taking

> > into picutre the reality.

> > if you feel that the government should have a sdecond look, and

> re-draft

> > the bill, then spread the message around.

> > regards,

> > a fellow netizen

> >

> >

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